Grow Investment Group has obtained a qualified domestic limited partnership (QDLP) licence in Hainan, China.

Grow Investment Group has obtained a qualified domestic limited partnership (QDLP) licence in Hainan, China.
The Asset Management Association of China (AMAC) has given the nod for Wellington Management’s subsidiary to raise sums from local investors.
The firm’s fourth fund under the scheme invests in global high yield bonds.
China unveils pilot measures to attract foreign investors to Macau.
Pictet Asset Management (Pictet AM) plans to deepen its footprint in China and offer a wider range of strategies via its first qualified domestic limited partnership (QDLP) product.
Singapore digital securities exchange ADDX has signed an agreement to receive a $200m allocation under China’s QDLP scheme.
Following plans for establishing the entire island into a free trade zone.
Mainland investors will have access to a European-focused alternatives product.
At least six foreign managers are expected to launch QDLP products in China this year.
Investors are willing to pay for higher fees in QDLP and PFM funds, so long as they are differentiated from local products and have good performance, according to a survey conducted by global PR and marketing agency firm Fleishman Hillard.
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