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Lxyor launches Chinese IPO fund
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Lxyor launches Chinese IPO fund
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Liz Mak
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11 January 2008
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Lyxor offers investors in Singapore leveraged access to 20 of the largest newly listed Chinese-domiciled stocks through its latest fund.
The H-shares initial public offering (IPO) mania has crossed the waters and investors in Singapore are now inflicted with the same obsession in Hong Kong.
While Singaporeans have access to mainland companies’ IPO right in their home country, the Chinese stocks listed in the Singapore stock exchange are often restricted to small caps, and these stocks are mostly trading at around 10-20 times price earnings ratios – much lower compared with H-shares in Hong Kong.
It is amid this backdrop that Lyxor International Asset Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of Societe ...
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