Netherlands’ APG Asset Management, Duke University and Singapore Consortium Investment Management were among the firms that received QFII or RQFII quotas in December, according to records from China’s State Administration for Foreign Exchange.
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Blackrock nabs more RQFII quota
Blackrock, Rongtong and KB Asset Management were among the firms that received RQFII or QFII quotas in November, according to records from China’s State Administration for Foreign Exchange.
Another Australia firm gets RQFII quota
Russell Investment Management in Australia received its first RQFII quota to invest in onshore China, becoming the third Australia-based asset manager to be granted an allocation.
Second US firm receives RQFII quota
Boston-based Acadian Asset Management received an RQFII quota to invest onshore, becoming only the second US-based asset manager to be granted the allocation.
Blackrock receives $2.27bn in RQFII quotas
Blackrock, First State and Mirae Asset were among the firms that received RQFII quotas in August, according to records from China’s State Administration for Foreign Exchange (SAFE).
BOCHK AM, ABCI receive onshore quotas
China has granted BOCHK Asset Management its first QFII quota and ABCI Asset Management received additional RQFII quota, according to China’s regulatory agencies.
Guggenheim receives RQFII licence
US-headquartered Guggenheim Funds Investment Advisors has been granted a renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) licence by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), according to the regulator’s records.
Regulators grant QFII quota and licences
First State and BOCHK received licences and US asset manager Hall Capital was granted QFII quota in June, according to China’s regulatory agencies.
ETF firm VanEck receives RQFII quota
US ETF manager VanEck Investments and BOB Scotia International Asset Management are among the firms that received RQFII and QFII quotas for the first time.
Will onshore bond funds challenge dim sum?
China’s newly announced Bond Connect may boost the domestic bond market as RQFII-based funds underperform dim sum bond funds in 2017.
