Lack of demand is key concern for Chinese ETF managers

Sep 1, 2011

Xu Zhiyan of Hua An tells a conference that while ETFs are being launched in China, subscription levels are low and trading volumes are diminishing. He advocates more education.

Lack of demand is key concern for Chinese ETF managers

The plan to introduce a mainland-listed ETF linked to Hong Kong stocks may have triggered heated debate in Hong Kong, but fund managers in China are less excited, noting there is scant demand for passive investment products and what little there might be is declining.

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