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Chinese money managers are rushing to launch government bond funds to meet growing demand from banks who are leaning towards more transparent, low-risk investment products under new capital management...

Disillusioned with a weak stock market at home, geopolitical risks and a falling currency, Chinese investors are pouring money into investment products with exposure to overseas assets that will also... -Today at 01:52 am- MarketScreener

HONG KONG/SHANGHAI :Disillusioned with a weak stock market at home, geopolitical risks and a falling currency, Chinese investors are pouring money into investment products with exposure to overseas assets that will also help diversify their portfolios.Retail money has gushed into exchange traded funds (ETFs)

HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Disillusioned with a weak stock market at home, geopolitical risks and a falling currency, Chinese investors are pouring money into investment products with exposure to overseas assets that will also help diversify their portfolios. Retail money has gushed into exchange traded funds (ETFs) and mutual funds issued under the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) programme, one of the few channels for Chinese money to be invested abroad, leaving managers of...

Disillusioned with a weak stock market at home, geopolitical risks and a falling currency, Chinese investors are pouring money into investment products with exposure to overseas assets that will also help diversify their portfolios.

Heitman, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Cbus Super and Impax Asset Management announce new appointments.

Caixin Global provides the latest China news headlines on politics, economy, business and finance with insight and in-depth analysis.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management made Eddy Wong Asia-Pacific head of institutional business and Desiree Wang China CEO.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management appointed Desiree Wang as its China chief executive, a few months after it won approval to operate its fully owned fund management unit in China.

Outflows from China have been growing this year as US rate rises boosts the appeal of dollar deposits and bonds, putting pressure on the local sharemarket.