Variation in L&I ETF volumes in HK raises questions

May 21, 2017

Certain leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds newly listed in Hong Kong are being traded far more heavily than others, which has led some to question the source of demand.

Variation in L&I ETF volumes in HK raises questions

Some of Hong Kong's new leveraged and inverse (L&I) exchange-traded funds are recording soaring trading volumes within just two months of listing, raising questions as to whether they are being driven by genuine and sustainable investor demand.

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