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Managers face hurdles as RQFII scheme expands

Elva Muk
RQFII fund managers face increasing pressure from the pending Stock Connect scheme and narrowing onshore/offshore bond spreads, which could reduce the appeal of debt products.
Managers face hurdles as RQFII scheme expands

While momentum is continuing for China’s RQFII scheme with the recent inclusion of Germany and the issuance of more licences, some feel the looming Stock Connect link and narrowing offshore/onshore bond yield spreads may reduce the scheme’s attractiveness.

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