Great British Sell-off? UK Takeovers Accelerate in a Big Way
Market Chatter: India's GIFT City Draws Investors Seeking Global Equities
Market Chatter: UK's Schroders Said to Sell Chinese Fund Management Unit
Schroders (SDR) Receives a Hold From Deutsche Bank
Barclays Keeps Their Buy Rating on Schroders (SDR)
Citi Upgrades Schroders (SDR) to a Buy
Index Fund Product Research Series Report No. 83: BOC China Securities Overseas Chinese Internet Investment Value Analysis
Hong Kong Stock Connect and QDII Fund will benefit from the return of Chinese securities
The return of China Securities has recently become the focus of market attention. As heavy holdings of many qualified domestic institutional investor (QDII) funds, the return of high-quality Chinese securities such as NetEase and Jingdong has brought layout opportunities for the Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen funds. As can be seen from the fund's quarterly report, “China's core assets” such as JD, NetEase, Baidu, Ctrip, Good Future, Bilibili, and Pinduoduo, which are listed in the US, are the focus of the QDII fund layout. Data shows that in the first quarter, JD entered the top ten heavy-held stocks of 11 QDII funds, including Harvest Overseas Chinese Stocks, E-Fangda China Securities Overseas Internet ETF, and BOC China Securities China Internet
Once again, China Securities “self-exploded” and plummeted nearly 30% after the market! Is the China Securities Hunting Staged Again?
Another Chinese securities company has exploded! On April 8, Good Future Education Group (TAL.N) revealed financial fraud, claiming that it discovered some “employee misconduct” during a routine internal audit. The company suspected that the employee in question conspired with external suppliers, falsified documents such as contracts and other documents, and falsified documents such as “LightClass (LightClass)” sales data. The employee was detained by the local police. According to the data, Good Future once plummeted by nearly 30% after the market, then the decline narrowed somewhat. In the end, it closed down 16.7% to 46.5 US dollars. It is worth noting that a number of major foreign banks may have been “shot.” Numbers at the end of the third quarter of last year