Despite delistings of A-share ETFs by various firms, CSOP believes that the product is differentiated in Hong Kong due to the focus on small and mid-caps.

Despite delistings of A-share ETFs by various firms, CSOP believes that the product is differentiated in Hong Kong due to the focus on small and mid-caps.
Historical data suggests that epidemics do not impact markets long-term.
It is the second NASDAQ 100-linked (-2x) inverse product launched by a China asset manager this month.
In Hong Kong, commodity-focused ETFs have gathered too few assets.
The firm has turned one of its inverse ETFs to -2x from -1x, aiming to capture stronger returns.
The move comes after the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) relaxed rules on inverse products.
Targeting institutional, high net worth and corporate investors, CSOP Asset Management has listed the Hong Kong Dollar Money Market ETF on the Hong Kong bourse.
Investec hires, so does LGIM (apparently); Standard Chartered selects; Fund selectors predict; Misleading PR releases; Competition in Singapore; Gold charts and much more.
MSCI has selected 234 stocks out of 3500 companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen to add to its widely-tracked global and regional indices.
Mirae Asset Global Investments and CSOP Asset Management are delisting leveraged and inverse ETF products, according to the firms’ filings with the Hong Kong Exchange.
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