During the week, Capital Group brought nine funds to retail investors in the SAR and EIP listed its gold miners ETF, while iShares prepares to launch an ETF tracking the Hang Seng Index next week.

During the week, Capital Group brought nine funds to retail investors in the SAR and EIP listed its gold miners ETF, while iShares prepares to launch an ETF tracking the Hang Seng Index next week.
CSOP’s five-year treasury bond index tracker has been gathering assets as the RMB appears to be stabilising versus the dollar.
In Hong Kong, CSOP Asset Management has launched a pair of leveraged and inverse exchange-traded products tracking India’s Nifty 50.
Hong Kong-listed mainland stocks dropped hard in the first half, pulling down the Hong Kong market, according to the half-year report by Securities and Futures Commission.
CSOP Asset Management said foreign institutional investors and some big holders of the offshore RMB are buying China’s treasury bonds.
China-focused ETFs will be the entry point for foreign investors if the index provider includes A-shares on its key indices, according to Deborah Fuhr, managing partner of UK-based research consultancy ETFGI.
Samsung Asset Management intends to launch at least one leveraged and one inverse exchange-traded fund in Hong Kong.
The firm believes both institutional and retail investors will show interest, but ETF takeup in Hong Kong has been slow.
Samsung Asset Management, Mirae Asset and CSOP are among the firms planning to launch crude oil ETFs.
Amundi Asset Management’s first ETF launch in Asia tracks the biggest Hong Kong-listed companies and has a non-China focus.
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