Hong Kong-listed Value Partners has launched another onshore China fund through its investment management wholly foreign-owned enterprise (IM WFOE).
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Blackrock’s onshore China fund creates fee pressure
Blackrock’s first private securities fund launched onshore in China has adopted a low-fee strategy to attract domestic high net worth and institutional investors.
More foreign AMs to roll out funds inside China
Foreign firms continue to build a base in China’s private fund market by becoming eligible to launch products for domestic institutional and high net worth investors.
Global hedge firms to launch funds in China
Two more foreign managers secure domestic licenses to launch onshore funds for China’s professional investors, according to the Asset Management Association of China (Amac) database.
Global managers in onshore China fund push
Foreign managers in China are moving forward as Blackrock, Schroders and Man Group launch onshore fund products targeting domestic qualified investors.
Is seeding funds a way to improve China distribution?
China should allow foreign firms to seed their own onshore funds via QFII quota, giving potential mainland clients the confidence to invest, said Eugenie Shen, head of the asset management group at industry association Asifma.
Aberdeen Standard launches A-share fund in China
Following other foreign asset managers, ASI has launched an equity fund in China through its investment management wholly foreign-owned enterprise (IM WFOE), targeting qualified domestic investors.
UBS AM, Invesco launch onshore funds in China
UBS AM’s and Invesco’s wholly foreign-owned enterprises (WFOEs) are the latest to launch onshore funds in China, targeting the country’s domestic high net worth individuals and institutional investors.
Neuberger Berman launches onshore China fund
Neuberger Berman has joined the growing number of global fund managers who have launched an onshore private fund via a wholly foreign-owned enterprise (IM WFOE) in Shanghai.
Amundi AM may follow peers with China WFOE
Amundi Asset Management is considering setting up wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) in China and plans to launch more Hong Kong-domiciled funds, according to Zhong Xiaofeng, the firm’s CEO for North Asia.
