As Covid-19 challenges both governments and the global economy, China is the only major economy forecast to grow this year. Yes, the world’s second-largest economy bucks the global trend in this regard, but more importantly, it helps keeps its tech ambitions on course.
What does a world with two competing technology leaders look like for investors – and for the public at large? Romil Patel reports.
The China A-shares market has been booming and foreign investors have been piling in, writes Fiona Rintoul. The question on everyone’s lips is: can it last or are we looking at another 2015?
Funds Europe hosts a 360-degree investor view on increasing ease of access to the world’s second-largest economy, splitting China off from other emerging markets, tail risks and what a US-China-fuelled global technology bifurcation means. Chaired by Romil Patel.
Funds Europe talks to Sebastien Lieblich of MSCI about the development of China and the launch of two new China climate-change indexes.
China’s ambitious plans to create a ‘wealth management connect’ system across the greater bay area could benefit Hong Kong fund managers tremendously, writes Cititrust chairman Stewart Aldcroft.
Investment flows into China will accelerate over the coming 12 months, despite concerns about a slowing global economy and the impact of US-trade tensions, according to the early findings of a Funds Europe survey conducted in partnership with Standard Chartered.
Just over a year into his new role, Wai-Kwong Seck, chief executive officer at Eastspring Investments, discusses his business goals, the Covid-19 pandemic and China.
