Category: Fund & ETF
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Foreign Capital’s Taste in A-Shares Is Shifting: QFII Piles Into Small-Cap Hard-Tech, ADIA Bets Big on New Energy
Read more: Foreign Capital’s Taste in A-Shares Is Shifting: QFII Piles Into Small-Cap Hard-Tech, ADIA Bets Big on New EnergyAugust 17, 2026 (InvestinChina.asia) — The classic foreign-investor playbook for A-shares — buy consumer blue chips and financial giants, then hold — is being quietly rewritten. As the third-quarter share-buyback wave forces listed companies to disclose their top-ten shareholders, the latest QFII positions reveal a sharp divergence: investment-bank-affiliated foreign institutions are swarming small- and mid-cap…
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July Private Fund Filings Hit Year-to-Date High as Headliners Dominate, Options Strategies Surge
Read more: July Private Fund Filings Hit Year-to-Date High as Headliners Dominate, Options Strategies SurgeAugust 12, 2026 (InvestinChina.asia) – The pullback in Chinese equities did little to cool issuers’ appetite. According to data from Private Fund Research (Simu Pai Pai Wang), 762 securities-focused private fund managers filed a combined 1,763 products in July — including self-managed and advisory mandates — up 20.26% from June’s 1,466 and marking the highest…
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Beijing Sends a Warning Shot to Asset Managers: No More Chasing Hot Sectors, No More Unqualified Influencers
Read more: Beijing Sends a Warning Shot to Asset Managers: No More Chasing Hot Sectors, No More Unqualified InfluencersAugust 10, 2026 (InvestinChina.asia) — China’s securities regulator has suspended a fund manager’s ability to register new public-offering products for three months, after an on-site inspection found that the firm allowed thematic funds to “drift” away from their stated investment mandates and hired unlicensed internet influencers — commonly known as “big-V” personalities in China —…
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China’s Top Fund Managers Rotate Out of Tech and New Energy Midstream as July Selloff Triggers Reshuffle
Read more: China’s Top Fund Managers Rotate Out of Tech and New Energy Midstream as July Selloff Triggers ReshuffleAugust 9, 2026 (InvestinChina.asia) — A wave of fresh repositioning by China’s star mutual fund managers is coming into view, revealed through a cluster of share buyback-related disclosures from listed companies. The filings lay bare how major funds have rotated exposures since July, as the technology rally unraveled and managers scrambled to adjust. The most…
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Shanghai, Shenzhen Bourses Draft LOF Delisting Rules; ~125 Funds, 26B Yuan at Stake by End-2027
Read more: Shanghai, Shenzhen Bourses Draft LOF Delisting Rules; ~125 Funds, 26B Yuan at Stake by End-2027August 8, 2026 (InvestinChina.asia) — The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges on August 7 published for public comment a set of rules that would, for the first time, force listed open-ended funds (LOFs) into a structured delisting path, targeting commodity-futures LOFs, QDII LOFs and small-scale LOFs whose on-exchange net asset value stays below 10 million…
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China’s ETF Market Surges: A 21% AUM Leap & Historic Milestones Hit
Read more: China’s ETF Market Surges: A 21% AUM Leap & Historic Milestones HitThe Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) released its latest report on the exchange-traded fund (ETF) industry, showcasing impressive expansion and record-breaking milestones. As of June 30, 2024, the number of ETFs listed on domestic exchanges reached 967, marking a 9% increase from the end of 2023. Total assets under management (AUM) soared to 2.48 trillion yuan,…