In Hong Kong, commodity-focused ETFs have gathered too few assets.

In Hong Kong, commodity-focused ETFs have gathered too few assets.
Despite market headwinds, the Hong Kong-based firm believes it will get traction with two products at opposite ends of the risk spectrum.
Six exchange-traded funds have been approved under the Japan-China ETF Connectivity scheme.
Separately, a number of players in Hong Kong’s ETF market have begun offering differentiated products.
Reliance Asset Management has applied to sell an India-focused ETF in Singapore.
Firms interested in joining the scheme will need to apply for an investment quota from China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE).
The firm is disappointed with the lack of progress in developing the Hong Kong-China ETF Connect programme.
Hong Kong-based Premia Partners intends to launch four Asia smart beta exchange traded funds (ETFs) by the end of the year.
Assets in ESG ETF products globally have almost doubled since 2016, but not one of the products is authorised for sale in Greater China.
Ping An has listed two factor-based products and will be launching more, while CICC will introduce an ETF this week.
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