KTAM eyes RQFII quota, Tisco less keen

Jan 4, 2016

Following China’s award of RQFII quota to Thailand last month, Krung Thai Asset Management plans to apply for a licence, but rival Tisco AM takes a different view.

Two Bangkok-based fund houses have voiced different views on Thailand receiving Rmb50 billion ($7.65 billion) of quota under China’s RQFII scheme, which enables domestic investors to buy Chinese securities directly.

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