DE Shaw joins Winton Capital and Man Group, which have launched onshore quantitative strategies.

DE Shaw joins Winton Capital and Man Group, which have launched onshore quantitative strategies.
Other firms are also expecting regulators to relax rules that will allow them to offer products to retail investors by 2021, according to a local media report.
The two foreign firms are the first to receive approval to provide onshore investment advisory services in China.
Franklin Templeton is expanding in China and expects to launch an onshore fund.
The firm has appointed Alex Sun to the newly-created role of Shanghai-based managing director and head of China.
China has proposed combining the two quota schemes, which could help foreign managers with private fund management licences seed their own funds.
Only a handful of foreign managers have launched multiple products in China’s private fund market.
With more global fund houses setting up wholly foreign owned enterprises (WFOEs) in China, finding enough of the right staff is likely to be difficult and expensive.
Separately, Vanguard and Bridgewater Associates increased the invested capital of their wholly foreign owned enterprises (WFOEs) in China, according to Z-Ben Advisors.
The firm is also continuing its build-out in the mainland, despite onshore sentiment, by appointing Raymond Yin to lead onshore operations.
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