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<ul><li>China’s private fund sector was put through the ringer in 2023, with a shaky economic recovery and relentless stock market volatility testing portfolio managers’ resolve.</li><li>During the third straight year of rout in the Chinese stock market, private bond funds’ returns outperformed their stock-focused peers.</li><li>Another bright spot was quantitative investment funds.</li></ul>

China’s private fund sector was put through the ringer in 2023, with a shaky economic recovery and relentless stock market volatility testing portfolio managers’ resolve.During the third straight year of rout in the Chinese stock market, private bond funds’ returns outperformed their stock-focused peers.Another bright spot was quantitative investment funds.

China’s Private Quant, Bond Funds Outperform Peers as Stock Market Falters 

<ul><li>China’s securities regulator is tightening its grip on a popular and highly leveraged quantitative trading strategy that is blamed for fueling the recent stock market upheavals.</li><li>The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) in a Wednesday statement promised to gradually reduce the size and leverage of Direct Market Access (DMA), a business model widely used by quantitative funds.</li><li>The move will help control risks and ensure the stable and healthy operation of the market, the regulator said in the statement.</li></ul>

China’s securities regulator is tightening its grip on a popular and highly leveraged quantitative trading strategy that is blamed for fueling the recent stock market upheavals.The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) in a Wednesday statement promised to gradually reduce the size and leverage of Direct Market Access (DMA), a business model widely used by quantitative funds.The move will help control risks and ensure the stable and healthy operation of the market, the regulator said in the statement.

Securities Watchdog Tells Quant Funds to Downsize Popular Strategy 

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<ul><li>Beijing steps up property support; risks being shifted to banks, longer-term downsizing to continue</li><li>Support measures should help a broader recovery in domestic demand, but this may take time</li><li>Structural drags remain: we expect annual growth to fall below 5% in 2024 and 2025</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Beijing steps up property support; risks being shifted to banks, longer-term downsizing to continueSupport measures should help a broader recovery in domestic demand, but this may take timeStructural drags remain: we expect annual growth to fall below 5% in 2024 and 2025Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

China Outlook 2024 - Navigating Between Cyclical and Structural Headwinds

<ul><li>In Depth: Chinese firms bending over backward to offer foldable phones</li><li>Shanghai says no plan to seal off entire city of 25 million</li><li>Chinese stocks get another drubbing as uncertainty overwhelms investors</li></ul>

In Depth: Chinese firms bending over backward to offer foldable phonesShanghai says no plan to seal off entire city of 25 millionChinese stocks get another drubbing as uncertainty overwhelms investors

CX Daily: Chinese Firms Bending Over Backward to Offer Foldable Phones

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The Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index is a capitalization-weighted index. The index tracks the daily price performance of all A-shares and B-shares listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The index was developed on December 19, 1990 with a base value of 100. 

Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index (SHCOMP INDEX)

Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index (SHCOMP INDEX)

China’s Private Quant, Bond Funds Outperform Peers as Stock Market Falters

China’s private fund sector was put through the ringer in 2023, with a shaky economic recovery and relentless stock market volatility testing...

Caixin Global

Securities Watchdog Tells Quant Funds to Downsize Popular Strategy

China’s securities regulator is tightening its grip on a popular and highly leveraged quantitative trading strategy that is blamed for fueling the...

Caixin Global

China Outlook 2024 - Navigating Between Cyclical and Structural Headwinds

Beijing steps up property support; risks being shifted to banks, longer-term downsizing to continue Support measures should help a broader...

ABN AMRO

CX Daily: Chinese Firms Bending Over Backward to Offer Foldable Phones

In Depth: Chinese firms bending over backward to offer foldable phones. Shanghai says no plan to seal off entire city of 25 million

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