QFII, RQFII quota removal unlikely to trigger big inflows
China has scrapped the quota of its two leading inbound investment programmes, but the move appears unlikely to give its onshore capital markets a shot in the arm.
China’s widely anticipated removal of the quotas for its two prominent inbound investment schemes has been well-received by the market, but it appears unlikely to spur much larger capital inflows from overseas institutional investors any time soon.
The news of the liberalisation was announced as the global financial market continues to fluctuate under the coronavirus outbreak and the US administration openly ordered its pension funds to halt investment in China stocks.
In a bid …
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