BNP Paribas launches RQFII fund
French asset management firm, BNP Paribas Investment Partners, has launched a fund which offers access to Chinese A shares through its renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) licence.
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MSCI says China needs more work before A-shares on-boarded
MSCI has put off a decision to include China A‐shares in its global benchmark emerging markets index until issues related to market accessibility are resolved.
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HEAD-TO-HEAD: BlackRock Asian Dragon vs Investec Asian Equity
China’s central bank announced a cut in its benchmark interest rate on 10 May, the third reduction since last November, in attempt to combat an economic slowdown and relieve deflationary pressures.
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QFII investors bogged down by burdensome tax filings
International investors are finding the compliance around qualified foreign institutional investor (QFII) licences burdensome as they prepare to file their tax returns before the July deadline.
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East Capital is first to invest 100 in A-shares
East Capital said its UCITS-compliant China fund has become the first to be allowed to invest up to 100% of its portfolio in Chinese A-shares through the Stock Connect program.
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Aberdeen AM launches China A share fund
Global investment manager Aberdeen Asset Management has launched a China A-share fund with the aim of achieving long term growth for investors through the Chinese stock market.
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Axa IM granted QFII licence
Axa Investment Mangers has been granted a Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) licence to invest into the China A-shares market.
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China market a bubble waiting to burst
The Chinese A-share market is “a bubble waiting to burst”, according to Schroders head of Asian equities in Singapore.
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Shanghai connect worth getting excited about
Designed to provide foreign investors with access to over 550 Shanghai-listed A shares, there are lots of reasons to be excited about the ‘through train’
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Lyxor launches LSE-listed China Ashares ETF
Lyxor has listed a China A-shares ETF on the London Stock Exchange in a bid to take advantage on increased investor appetite for the market.
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Korea Taiwan no longer in running MSCI
MSCI is to remove the MSCI Korea and MSCI Taiwan indices from its review list for potential reclassification as developed markets.
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east capital latest in china rush
Emerging markets specialist East Capital has launched the Luxembourg registered China A-Shares Fund, to be managed out of its Stockholm HQ and Hong Kong.