We agree. We founded ChinaFICC because we believe that China's access and integration to global financial markets is both critical and inevitable.
https://t.co/yGR8EHx0Ce #capitalmarkets#chinamarkets
Our hearts and support go out to all those suffering as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
We understand that many are watching and wondering to see how #China will react. In particular whether China will seek to take advantage of Russia's needs as sanctions are imposed.
Says Neil Shearing at @CapEconomics, “That wouldn’t be in China’s economic interests – access to global financial markets is more valuable than anything Russia can offer".
valuations relative to the rest of the world mean it’s time to add China back into global portfolios.
Read the article by @chengevelyn at CNBC here: https://t.co/qS743t7MGX [2/2]
The stock strategy reports are out – and they say now is the time to invest in China.
Analysts from investment banks such as Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse claim that easing monetary policy, greater accessibility for foreign investors, and more attractive stock [1/2]
Foreign investors are seeking refuge in China, according to Samuel Shen and @apgalbraith.
Global fund managers predict China's recent stability pledges and subdued inflation could shield them against the inflation, growth and pandemic problems plaguing other equity markets.
China remains a compelling investment opportunity, according to Richard Xu, @MorganStanley’s Head of China banks and diversified financial research, in an opinion piece for @NikkeiAsia.
https://t.co/kLTe2dsw9y
Global investors are favouring China over India on valuation grounds, according to @IshikaMookerjee and Ashutosh Joshi of Bloomberg, citing moves by BlackRock, Goldman Sachs and Nomura. https://t.co/XRr7FVqRZE
China should be treated as its own asset class, according to @V_MAISONNEUVE, the global chief investment officer for equities at @AllianzGI_view, in a piece by @hickles for @FTAdviser
https://t.co/IwSaIyENOf
Global investors and analysts are turning cautiously optimistic on China, according to a piece in the @FinancialTimes Times by @Tabby_Kinder and @KangHexin.
https://t.co/mBJ80sjqEd
Our CEO Peter Best has written a comment piece for @FXMarkets_ on the inclusion of Chinese bonds into the FTSE Russell World Government Bond Index. https://t.co/uTY7tuR9x0
In a fantastic piece of news for investors, the tax exemption on foreign investments in the Chinese bond market is being extended for a further three years until the end of 2025. Read more here: https://t.co/PtvnWPhUDB
#fx#china#capitalmarkets
While US politicians are cautious about China, US firms are scrambling to take advantage of opportunities in the world’s second biggest economy, according to this piece by Janan Ganesh in the Financial Times: https://t.co/dMvu2OHVRn
Watch our CEO and Co-Founder Peter Best in this interview with Fintech Focus out today. Peter discussed how international investors in China are leaving money on the table and how regulatory changes require technology partners that can adapt and evolve. https://t.co/C9NC2xlX7j
Exciting news: we have been invited to be a #RegTech semi-finalist in the pitching competition of Hong Kong FinTech Week’s Global Fast Track programme.
To watch the closing stages, get your pass to the Hong Kong FinTech Week from November 1-5 at https://t.co/QkCz9WuI1o.
For anyone seeking a new perspective on the Evergrande situation, here is a comprehensive Chinese article that appeared over the weekend (translation tools required).
https://t.co/3XSNBoGhk6
China will make it easier for its investors to trade offshore debt from next week with the opening of a “Southbound” leg of its Bond Connect scheme, in the latest move to encourage more outbound investment.
https://t.co/bSIPgCJA8N
Sovereign wealth funds are maintaining their commitment to China with investments in venture capital and real estate, according to a report by @tomarnoldsays of @Reuters citing data and analysts: https://t.co/3UwT2sO4cL