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CSOP debuts sector ETF tracking China's new economy
December 8, 2016-CSOP Asset Management (CSOP) has launched the CSOP S&P China Sectors ETF on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, offering investors access to the country's new growth sectors as China transitions from an investment-led to a consumption-led economy.
Underlying the ETF is the S&P New China Sectors Index, which includes Hong Kong-listed companies, US-listed American Depository Receipts (ADRs) and China A-shares.
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Source: etfstrategy.co.uk
China FX reserves drop $70bn as outflow acceleratesChina FX reserves drop $70bn as outflow accelerates
December 7, 2016--Largest decline since January as central bank seeks to bolster renminbi
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Source: FT.com
Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect strengthens city's 'super-connector' role, says Chief Executive CY Leung
December 5, 2016--HKEX chief executive Charles Li Xiaojia says new cross-border trading scheme marks another milestone for mutual market access
The new share trading link between Shenzhen and Hong Kong is being heralded as a milestone that will strengthen Hong Kong's role as a "super-connector" between China and the world-and the local bourses say there may be more connect schemes to come.
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Source: scmp.com
World Gold Council-China's jewellery market: new perspectives on consumer behaviour
December 1, 2016--China has gone through remarkable change in the past 30 years.
Within one generation, the shape of our economy has altered beyond all recognition: agriculture's share of output has fallen and the service sector has become an important driver of growth; millions of people have migrated from the countryside to big cities; and we have become richer, with income per capita increasing by almost 700% between 1995 and 2015.
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Source: World Gold Council
BNY expands trustee services in Korea
November 30, 2016--BNY Mellon has been granted full all asset trust license status in Korea to provide trustee services for the domestic market, expanding its international services to Korean clients.
The license complements BNY Mellon's existing money trust license, growing its trustee services capabilities from money receivables trusts to intangible property rights.
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Source: globalcustodian.com
China stock market unfazed by falling renminbi
November 30, 2016--Shanghai Composite has been rising since May, the opposite of what happened last year.
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Source: FT.com
HK proposed listing changes fuel fierce debate
November 20, 2016--Reform plans would shift city's balance of power between investors and issuers.
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Source: FT.com
XIE Shares launches new ETF tracking FTSE Gold Mines Index
November 18, 2016-- New ETF to be listed in Hong Kong
First ETF to track FTSE Gold Mines Index
c. US$420 billion ETF AuM linked to FTSE Russell indexes globally.
FTSE Russell, the global index and data provider, announces it has licensed its FTSE Gold Mines Index to XIE Shares, who launched today its new XIE Shares FTSE Gold Miners ETF on Hong Kong Stock Exchange. XIE Shares is the exchange traded funds (ETF) business of Enhanced Investment Products (EIP) Limited.
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Source: ftserussell.com
BetaShares launches Australian Ex-20 Portfolio Diversifier ETF
November 18, 2016--We are pleased to announce the launch of our newest fund, the BetaShares Australian Ex-20 Portfolio Diversifier ETF (ASX: EX20).
EX20 aims to track the performance of an index which provides exposure to approximately 180 stocks listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, ranked from number 21 to number 200, based on their market capitalisation.
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Source: BetaShares
BetaShares-Are Financials now good value?
November 9, 2016--As has been evident at investor briefings in recent days, Australian banks appear to be conceding that their past relatively high (by global standards) returns on equity can't be sustained, due to pressure on net interest margins and increased capital requirements.
That said, given the underperformance of banks over the past year or so-especially compared to other high-yield sectors like listed property -this downward adjustment in profitability has arguably already been priced into valuations.
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Source: BetaShares
