China’s QFII expansion heralds next step in liberalisation of market
China has taken a measured approach to opening up its domestic market but the decision last month to more than double the QFII quota available to foreign players was unprecedented in its size. Is there more to come?
Getting access to the Chinese market is difficult. Despite all the hype that surrounds the world’s second largest economy, until recently foreign investors made up just over 1% of trading on China’s A-shares market (shares traded on mainland China exchanges which are only available to QFII quota holders). By contrast, Korea or Taiwan might see 30% or more of turnover of their equity markets
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