Further QDII quota easing unlikely to entice China insurers
The easing measures could favor equities in Hong Kong and the US while insurers still see hurdles in offshore exposure.
China’s regulators could further elevate the country’s qualified domestic institutional investor (QDII) quotas, which along and the recent announcement that retail investors can put money into overseas assets promises more market liberalisation. But experts caution that it is unlikely to lead to a major outflow of offshore investing by Chinese asset owners.
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