Who is trading L&I ETFs in Hong Kong?

May 22, 2017

While leveraged and inverse ETFs build traction in Hong Kong, it is still not clear who is buying them. But industry observers have some ideas about how demand is developing.

While the first Hong Kong-listed leveraged and inverse (L&I) exchange-traded funds tracking local markets seem to be building strong traction, asset managers appear unsure what the main drivers of trading activity are. But there is optimism they will prove a major boost for Hong Kong's ETF market, as they did in markets like Japan and South Korea.

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