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Are synthetic ETFs set for a rebirth in Hong Kong?

Leigh Powell
The SFC has just authorised two sets of synthetic ETFs after a gap of a year-and-a-half, suggesting it is ready to approve such products again after a bout of regulatory tightening.
Are synthetic ETFs set for a rebirth in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong’s securities regulator appears to have reopened the market for synthetic exchange-traded funds after a hiatus of a year-and-a-half, fuelling expectations that 2012 will see more such products listed in the city.

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