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Chinese hedge fund performance generally outperforms market
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(Data Shorts)
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Based on the recent half-year performance of hedge funds, it appears that the average performance of all types of hedge funds outperformed the market return significantly with macro-economic hedge funds ...
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Created on 23 May 2013
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The Latest on Wealth Management in China
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(Insight)
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... by managing customers' funds in an agreed period of time.
The history of wealth management in China’s financial industry can be dated back to 2005, when China Construction Bank issued what can be seen ...
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Created on 08 May 2013
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China's Trust industry continues strong growth
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(Data Shorts)
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... market, bonds, funds and insurance industry.
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Created on 24 April 2013
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Notes from The Bloomberg / Hedge Fund Association (HFA) Shanghai Panel Event
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(Insight)
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The Hedge Fund Association, in conjunction with Bloomberg, hosted the HFA - Bloomberg Shanghai Hedge Fund Panel Discussion: International Hedge Funds and Direct Investment in China, in Shanghai on January ...
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Created on 06 January 2013
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Margin Trading in China: Blessing or Curse?
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(Insight)
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... in order to allure more individual funds. As the individual investors are relatively less experienced and vulnerable against the risks, the institutional traders can make money from them by pushing price ...
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Created on 03 December 2012
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QFII and RQFII continue rapid expansion; signals increased China capital market opening in 2013
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(Data Shorts)
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The CSRC’s latest figures show that 57 funds obtained QFII (Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor) licenses in the first 10 months of 2012, far more than any previous year since the program’s inception ...
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Created on 15 November 2012
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RQFLP: a new channel for offshore RMB back to mainland China
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(Insight)
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... raised through RQFLP can be invest in unlisted companies, private equity of listed companies, convertible bonds, and sector funds which further broadens the channels for offshore RMB investments. This ...
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Created on 24 October 2012
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As of April 2012, the total quota of QDII reached 76.4 billion USD, with fund companies and securities companies holding the dominant position
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(Data Shorts)
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... was 2.9%. The proportion of trust company was the minimum about 2.3%, reached 1.8 billion USD. From the above, we can see Funds and insurances held the dominant position in the total quota. ...
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Created on 30 May 2012
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As of January 2012, the total quota of RQFII reached 20 billion RMB; will continue to grow in future
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(Data Shorts)
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The RQFII (RMB Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor) program, launched in December 2011, allows qualified investors to invest yuan-based funds raised in Hong Kong in the mainland securities market ...
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Created on 29 May 2012
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Reform in China’s Banking Sector: More to come?
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(Insight)
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In recent years, Chinese banking sector profits have skyrocketed to new levels, in part due to the Beijing imposed ceiling on the rates banks pay depositors, providing banks with a source of cheap funds, ...
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Created on 28 April 2012
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The Technical Challenges for QDII funds in 2012
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(Insight)
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... increase of the QDII quota, the performance of QDII funds as a whole was barely satisfactory in these years. All the QDII funds in 2008 suffered great losses due to the global turmoil. Although the performance ...
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Created on 24 April 2012
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Overview of the QDII program in China
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(Insight)
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What is QDII
The QDII (Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor) program was first launched in 2004 initially for insurance companies to invest their foreign exchange funds in the Chinese companies ...
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Created on 05 April 2012
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13.
Further reform of China’s stock markets in 2012
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(Insight)
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... other reforms, such as the deregulation of China's pension funds to invest in stocks, the permission that small private companies may issue high-yield bonds and the introduction of a national-wide over-the-counter ...
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Created on 12 March 2012
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China’s new RQFII program – Enabling Offshore RMB Remittance
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(Insight)
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... use their RMB funds raised in Hong Kong to invest in mainland securities.
Maintain stability and control risk
According to the rules, the maximum investment quota of RQFII programs is set at about ...
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Created on 21 December 2011
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A Status update on China’s Prepaid Card Industry
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(Insight)
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... the end of 2009, the total funds of prepaid cards in circulation reached 1,093 billion Yuan, with 1.75 billion transaction volume and a stored value totaling nearly 40 billion Yuan, according to a report ...
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Created on 10 August 2011
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China’s Yuan Strategy in the Post-Crisis Era
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(Insight)
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... and HSBC are offering investors yuan-priced options and interest-rate derivatives. Mutual funds dedicated to yuan-priced investments have also been launched.
However, one of the largest trends in the ...
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Created on 18 January 2011
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17.
China: The Balancing Act
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(Insight)
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... and the overall volatility of the market, but will it
really help? A few weeks ago, the US regulators put a freeze on short
selling as many pundits saw excessive short selling by hedge funds as
being one ...
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Created on 14 October 2008
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18.
Bridging the Strait
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(Insight)
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... in mutual-funds based on
Chinese stocks.
As the two entities reconcile more of the political differences and
move closer, financial integration is inevitable. Although separated by
political distance, ...
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Created on 04 August 2008
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The Genie and the Giant
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(Insight)
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... we could raise funds in this environment. We bought Vodafone (Japan) just in the nick of time. We were lucky." The more likely scenario is that funding will come from a Chinese pension fund or even another ...
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Created on 09 April 2008
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Bear rumblings in Asia
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(Insight)
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... wealth funds, it would have been incredibly unlikely that the
deal would have been approved. Imagine the ire of stockholders if the
company not only sold at the original price of $2/share, but if it was
being ...
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Created on 27 March 2008