First QDIE licence granted in China

Jan 21, 2015

Under a new scheme in Shenzhen, a subsidiary of China Southern Asset Management is the first to get a permit to sell an alternative investment product to its wealthy clients onshore.

A subsidiary of China Southern Asset Management has been granted the first onshore licence to provide overseas alternative investment products to its wealthy clients, AsianInvestor can confirm.

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