The absence of ETFs that track overseas equities and non-equity assets, such as fixed income and commodities, may limit the attraction to both onshore and offshore institutional investors.
Record-breaking amounts of capital poured into ETFs last year and in the first quarter of 2021. We ask investment experts whether the surge is likely to continue.
Issuers of new types of exchange-traded products in Hong Kong can face challenges in respect of hedging and trading their positions, said participants at a recent roundtable.
A panel hosted by AsianInvestor discussed this and other issues around exchange-traded funds, such as how Asian ETFs can move beyond a concentration on China products.
The city's stock exchange moves to allow more than one ETF manager to track the same index to foster greater competition and sustainable market growth.
The combination of anaemic ETF trading volumes and rising funding costs means market-makers need to find a niche to survive in Asia’s heavily brokered markets.