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Why Beijing is targeting fund reforms at foreign houses

The race between foreign asset managers to gain market share is being turbo-charged by the country’s efforts to liberalise its investment industry.
Why Beijing is targeting fund reforms at foreign houses
It may seem hard to countenance, but China’s asset management industry is just 21 years old.  Before 1998, no licenced asset managers existed. Institutions and the public deposited most of their money in banks, and investment fund products, if any, were unregulated, while the allocation of capital was inefficient.  But in recent years and particularly the past several months the country’s fund management industry has been awash with reform. The latest liberalisation came in July…
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