Institutional investing in A-shares

Seizing the opportunities inherent in China's tremendous growth can be a confusing endeavour, even for the most sophisticated institutional investors. The data can be perplexing and the signals opaque, often containing apparent contradictions. As a result, many institutional investors are turning to large-scale asset managers who are designated as qualified foreign institutional investors (QFII) for help not only gaining access to, but also navigating and maximising the opportunities in, this challenging market.

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Other Articles on this Issue

• Financial China

  Underground finance – the pressure tells

  Select financial charts

• Macro View

  Whither interest rates?

• The Big Call

  Food to drive inflation above target

• The Best of Chinese Commentators

  Property price conundrum

  Driving green

• Funds Data

  Managers spread net beyond China

• Consumer China

  Online games – big guys slaying little guys

  Perfect World – loyal customers spend more

  Tencent – a good mix

  Shanda Games – players spend less

  Netease – World of Warcraft comes at a cost

  Changyou – shrinking sales growth

• Capital Intensive China

  Will fixed asset investment growth slow?

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