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
The Chinese A-share market is a bubble waiting to burst, according to Schroders head of Asian equities in Singapore
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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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Standard Life Investments (SLI) is to close the Ignis China Fund, claiming it is not economically viable to continue the product at its current size.
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Lyxor has listed a China A-shares ETF on the London Stock Exchange in a bid to take advantage of increased investor appetite for the market.
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“Attendance is down 20% versus last year,” whispered one of the organizers at the annual investor conference I attended in Beijing earlier this summer.
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China’s second quarter growth figures showed a pick-up, but how confident are investors about this small rebound?
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Miles Geldard, head of fixed income and multi-asset at Jupiter Asset Management, tells Gary Shepherd to expect more defaults in China, after its years of investment boom and credit creation.
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The days of the all-encompassing generalist emerging markets fund may be over, with investors looking to more country-specific vehicles this time around. But which are the best?
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From the UAE to Singapore, the asset management industry is witnessing huge regulatory change. Here KPMG provides a concise breakdown of what you need to know.
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MSCIs recent decision to remove South Korea and Taiwan from its review list and exclude Chinas A-shares from its EM index raises a few questions about how we should be thinking about emerging markets.
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A simplistic thematic take on the Bric story is no longer enough.
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Michael Hasenstab looks at China’s falling growth during the year ahead as well as the rise in its quality and how it translates into investment opportunities.
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