China shares will impress again in three years, says JF
The China A-share market, reserved for domestic investors and those with QFII quotas, has suffered huge losses so far this year. AsianInvestor spoke with fund managers and analysts about their views on the market. This is part three of a four-part series.
Shumin Huang is an investment manager for the Pacific regional group of JF Asset Management in Hong Kong. Huang co-manages the $700 million JF China Pioneer A-Share Fund, which was launched in June 2006 and was the first, and thus far only, authorised retail fund in Hong Kong that invests in the ChinaÆs domestic stock market. It could be said that Huang is under tremendous pressure to find good value amid the weak China A-share market this year after her fund posted a return of 158% i…
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