The risks of Beijing’s squeeze on Hong Kong
As Chinese pressure grows on its turbulent territory – both openly and behind the scenes – concerns are understandably rising among investment executives.
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Fund managers underweight all assets over virus fears
A mass dash out of equities and into cash has come as the IMF unveils bleak economic projections for what it says could be the worst downturn since the Great Depression.
Investors respond to virus market panic – as it happened
As financial markets across the world struggle amid rising fears about a prolonged impact of the spreading coronavirus, we gained thoughts from investors on how best to respond.
Foreign fund houses face hurdles to build in China
The country's efforts to liberalise its fund management industry offer foreign asset houses opportunity, but there are several hurdles still in place to their onshore growth hopes.
Why Beijing is targeting fund reforms at foreign houses
The race between foreign asset managers to gain market share is being turbo-charged by the country’s efforts to liberalise its investment industry.
China ends quota limits of QFIIs – Asia’s reaction
AsianInvestor's sister publication FinanceAsia gained a set of market reactions about the decision of China's authorities to end the limits on qualified foreign institutional investors.
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