Active is:<br/>Seizing the China opportunity

China: taking the long view

China’s regulatory crackdown on “big tech” does not alter its strategic goals. It will continue opening up and global investors will likely keep increasing their China allocations. What long-term lessons can investors take away from this period?

9 things to know about China’s bond markets

China’s bond markets have historically been underutilised by many foreign investors, but things are changing. Steady reforms, an increasingly internationalised currency and attractive yields are resulting in increased inflows. Read these nine tips to understand the essentials of investing in China’s fixed-income marketplace.

“Year of the Ox” symbolises China’s strong future

This lunar new year, China has much to celebrate – including resilient economic growth, widespread success at suppressing Covid-19 and a steady transformation into an advanced economy. That’s why the ox is a suitable symbol for a country that continues to do the hard work needed to maintain its trajectory.

China reaches for the STAR market

China’s nascent STAR market provides a platform for the technology and science firms that increasingly underpin the country’s growth story.

#2 China’s retail investors trade A-shares frequently, creating high liquidity and pricing discrepancies

#3 Investing in China demands a dynamic, active approach to risk management