Taiwan banks readying suite of RQFII funds
They see renminbi-denominated product as key to unlocking pent-up demand following the deregulation of securities platforms targeting non-Taiwanese investors.
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China insurers tipped to roll out tax-deferral scheme
Contributions into insurance retirement products are expected to enjoy tax benefits from next year despite the failure of a pilot scheme in Shanghai, says service provider EY.
JP Morgan AM launches RQFII A-share fund
The US fund house is touting this as the first actively managed RQFII fund to be launched by a global asset manager in Hong Kong.
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CSOP, Hermes ready RQFII 'sunshine' product
The Ucits RQFII fund will be the first to work with private hedge fund managers in China as subadvisers to provide exposure to the A-share market. It is due to launch next month.
CIC raises outsourcing, fears for deal-sourcing
China Investment Corporation is allocating more to external managers, non-US DM equities and EM debt and cutting exposure to DM sovereign bonds. But its 2013 returns still dipped year-on-year.
Mutual recognition faces distribution hurdles: Cerulli
Both Chinese and foreign banks may prefer to sell QDII products than Hong Kong-domiciled funds, says the consultancy – for a number of reasons.
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