More investment managers under the Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) scheme are considering plans to invest in mainland Chinese stocks following a rule change last year, according to the regulator of Hong Kong’s retirement savings system.Some 22 funds are discussing with the authority about including A shares, or yuan-denominated stocks, listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen in their investment portfolios, said Alice Law Shing-mui, managing director of the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority…
Hong Kong’s MPF pension managers consider investing more in China’s A shares after rule change
By South China Morning Post13 days ago
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