Core Viewpoint - The growth prospects in the AI sector remain sustainable for several years, but investors are advised to diversify their investment portfolios [1] Group 1: Sector Rotation and Investment Strategy - The company has recently rotated out of certain technology (XLK) and communication services (XLC) stocks, reallocating funds to more reasonably valued sectors while still capturing technology trends [1] - The communication services sector has been reduced due to perceived overvaluation, with funds shifted to the utilities sector (XLU), which has a price-to-earnings ratio of only 20 times compared to over 30 times for information technology (XLK) and communication services (XLC) [1] - This tactical adjustment is not a complete abandonment of the technology theme, as emerging markets are highlighted as attractive alternatives for technology investments [1] Group 2: Emerging Markets and Defensive Sectors - Emerging markets, particularly South Korea and Taiwan, are suggested as viable options for technology investment, focusing on semiconductor and hardware manufacturers to mitigate short-term concentration risks [1] - A diversified approach is recommended, maintaining positions in the U.S. market while allocating a small percentage to a broad emerging market portfolio [1] - There is a noted shift in the market towards broader sector rotation, with investors moving from technology to defensive sectors [1] Group 3: Financial Sector Appeal - Financial stocks (XLF) are particularly attractive in the current interest rate environment, providing a good option for diversifying portfolios away from technology [2] - The investment rationale is based on expectations of declining short-term rates while long-term yields remain stable or slightly increase, leading to lower financing costs for financial institutions [2]

图1：市盈率差值显示新兴市场股价相对便宜 （资料来源：威灵顿投资管理、MSCI、Refinitiv｜月度数据范围：2005年7月1日至2025年8月29日） 图1以市盈率（P/E）差值为衡量标准，展示了发达市场与新兴市场股票的相对价值。当前的市盈率差值几乎高出其20年历史平 均水平近两个标准差。这表明，相较于发达市场，新兴市场或仍被低估。因此，尽管新兴市场近期表现强劲，当下可能依然是具有 吸引力的入场时机。 图2：相对资金流差值——新兴市场基金vs美国基金 （资料来源：威灵顿投资管理、Morningstar Direct｜美国注册的公募基金及ETF每日净流入与资产管理规模数据，时间范围：2020年7月1日至 2025年8月29日｜新兴市场包括以下Morningstar 分类： 中国区、多元新兴市场、印度股票、拉丁美洲股票、以及太平洋／亚洲（除日本外） 股票。该图为每日净流量按资产规模调整后的45日移动平均值） 过去三年中，新兴市场股票基金的资金净流入量相较于其资产管理规模而言，一直落后于美国同类基金。2025年新兴市场股票 的强劲表现（虽部分受益于美元走弱，但不能完全归因于此）显示出潜在的反转迹象。如图2所示 ...

◎记者 黄冰玉 当前，全球央行货币政策分化，主要发达经济体降息步调不一：美联储谨慎推进降息；欧洲央行暂停行 动；日本央行则释放加息信号。与此同时，多数新兴市场国家正加快降息步伐。 这一政策差异导致全球利差变化，促使资本持续流向新兴市场。得益于更大的降息空间、缓解的通胀压 力以及更具韧性的经济增长前景，新兴市场资产"良机已至"，其本币债券和股票市场因估值优势、较高 回报潜力和美元走弱预期而受到全球资金青睐，展现出显著的投资机遇。 全球央行货币政策分化 美联储"鹰派"降息、欧洲央行按兵不动、日本央行暗示加息……当前，全球央行似乎走上了货币政策 的"十字路口"。 业内人士普遍认为，美联储降息为其他全球主要央行提供了放宽政策的空间，其中新兴市场受益相对较 多——当前，多数新兴市场国家具有更大的降息空间，并支持新兴市场股票及本币债券的潜在回报。此 外，新兴市场凭借仍然有韧性的内需市场和科技进一步发展，凸显出更多的投资机遇。 眼下全球通胀趋势罕见逆转，彭博指数显示，新兴市场消费者价格指数连续两个季度增速低于发达国 家。这种逆转在过去35年中未曾出现。具体来看，新兴市场年均通胀率连续五个季度下降，7至9月降至 2.47%， ...

Core Insights - Global asset management executives express increased interest in the Chinese market, highlighting Hong Kong's role as a vital bridge between mainland China and global markets [1][5][6] Group 1: Emerging Market Trends - There is a sustained increase in global investor interest in emerging markets, with many strategies focusing on China [2][4] - Three key reasons for this trend include profitability and valuation advantages, structural growth opportunities in sectors like AI and clean energy, and the diversification value of emerging markets [4] Group 2: Hong Kong's Strategic Role - Hong Kong's role in connecting global capital with China's asset markets is more critical than ever due to ongoing capital market openings and the internationalization of the RMB [6][8] - The city serves as a primary channel for global capital to participate in China's growth story, with trends such as Chinese companies returning for secondary listings and the rise of dual-listed stocks [8][9] Group 3: Investment Products and Strategies - There is a growing demand among Chinese investors for diversified investment portfolios that include exposure to global markets [11][14] - The mutual recognition fund (MRF) program has seen significant growth, with a notable increase in assets under management for global multi-asset strategies [14] - The QDLP program is recognized as an important channel for investing in overseas alternative products, catering to professional investors with higher risk tolerance [15] Group 4: Market Dynamics and Investor Behavior - Investor confidence is recovering, leading to a renewed interest in complex alpha strategies such as private equity and asset-backed finance [25][26] - Private equity funds have become mainstream asset classes, with significant capital inflows driven by their active management and value creation capabilities [27][29] Group 5: Future Outlook - The ongoing evolution of cross-border financial mechanisms is expected to further enhance Hong Kong's status as a leading international financial center [16][20] - The European private equity market is seen as a historic investment opportunity due to current valuation discounts compared to the U.S. market [29]

Group 1 - The article discusses the increasing interest of global asset management firms in the Chinese market, particularly highlighted during the "China Asset Management Forum 2025 (Hong Kong)" [2] - The forum aims to showcase new opportunities in China's capital market and promote the collaborative development of the asset management industry between mainland China and Hong Kong [2] - The ongoing evolution of various connectivity mechanisms is expected to further enhance Hong Kong's role as a leading international financial center and a bridge connecting mainland China with global markets [2][21] Group 2 - Russell Investments indicates a sustained increase in global investor interest in emerging markets, with a focus on the Greater China region [3][4] - Three key reasons for this interest include profitability and valuation advantages, structural growth opportunities in sectors like AI and clean energy, and the diversification value of emerging markets [6][7] - The current market environment is favorable for hedge fund strategies, particularly those focused on macro trading and event-driven strategies, due to increased market volatility [8] Group 3 - Fidelity's general manager emphasizes Hong Kong's unique and strategic role in connecting global capital with China's vibrant asset market, especially as China's capital market continues to open up [9][10] - Trends such as Chinese companies returning to Hong Kong for secondary listings and the rise of dual-listed A+H shares indicate strong international demand for quality Chinese companies [13][14] Group 4 - Swiss asset management firm Pictet highlights the growing interest of Chinese investors in diversified investment portfolios that include exposure to the US and European markets [15][16] - The firm has seen significant growth in its global multi-asset strategies, reflecting the strong demand from mainland and Hong Kong investors for yield-oriented products [19] Group 5 - UBS Asset Management views the "Cross-Border Wealth Management Connect" initiative as a promising channel for meeting the diverse needs of mainland investors and strengthening Hong Kong's status as an international financial center [22][25] - The firm suggests that products should align with mainland investors' risk-return profiles, focusing on simple, transparent, and risk-calibrated offerings [25] Group 6 - Oaktree Capital notes a shift in investor sentiment towards more complex alpha strategies as confidence returns in the high-interest rate environment [26][30] - The firm identifies asset-backed finance as a growing area of interest, combining various sectors to create a balanced product portfolio [30] Group 7 - Anbisen highlights the mainstream status of private equity funds, with significant capital inflows driven by their active management and value creation capabilities [31][32] - The firm points out that European private equity markets currently offer substantial investment opportunities due to favorable valuations compared to the US [34]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese stock market has shown resilience and growth potential despite geopolitical risks and economic challenges, with the MSCI China Index up 36.22% year-to-date as of October 29, 2025 [1][2]. Group 1: Investment Themes - Theme 1: Global Impactful Innovative Companies - China is nurturing globally influential companies, particularly in the healthcare sector, where local pharmaceutical firms are increasingly licensing intellectual property to global firms, leading to potential revenue from royalties [3]. - The cultural export capability of China is also growing, exemplified by the character Labubu, which is gaining international popularity and is expected to generate more overseas revenue than domestic by 2025 [3]. - Theme 2: Diversified Export Markets - China's global export total continues to rise, driven by strong growth in exports to Latin America and emerging Asian markets, indicating potential investment opportunities in companies focusing on non-U.S. markets [4]. - Theme 3: Industries Benefiting from "Anti-Involution" Policies - The Chinese government is implementing policies to address over-competition in various sectors, which may lead to improved pricing and profitability in targeted industries such as solar energy, electric vehicles, and agriculture [5][6]. - Theme 4: Market Share Expansion by Industry Leaders - As the Chinese economy transitions to high-quality development, local industry leaders in sectors like fintech and apparel are seizing opportunities to expand market share despite economic headwinds [7]. - Theme 5: Opportunities from Corporate Governance Reforms - Recent governance reforms in China are enhancing corporate profitability and shareholder returns, with stock buybacks positively impacting earnings per share, presenting opportunities for investors in companies exceeding market expectations in governance [8]. Group 2: Broader Emerging Market Perspective - The Chinese market, often viewed as complex, holds unique advantages and opportunities that can provide excess return potential for investors [9]. - Emerging market equities remain under-allocated and undervalued, with compelling investment stories emerging from sectors like artificial intelligence and structural reforms in countries like India [9]. - Investors are encouraged to look beyond geopolitical concerns and recognize the diversification and growth opportunities presented by China and other emerging markets [9].

Core Insights - Chinese consumer brands are increasingly entering the Brazilian market, with a focus on low prices and high performance, as exemplified by companies like Mixue Ice City, BYD, Meituan, and Didi [2][6][10] - The Brazilian market is seen as a promising emerging market due to its large population of over 200 million and a growing middle class with strong consumption desires [6][10] Group 1: Mixue Ice City - Mixue Ice City has signed a memorandum with the Brazilian government to create approximately 25,000 jobs and plans to invest 3.2 billion reais (about 4.235 billion yuan) by 2030 [4] - The company aims to open its first store in São Paulo by the end of 2025, with preparations underway in a shopping center [4] - Mixue Ice City has grown to over 47,500 stores globally, surpassing McDonald's in scale, and is now targeting Brazil as a new market [2] Group 2: Other Chinese Brands - Meituan's overseas brand "Keeta" is set to invest 5.6 billion reais in the next five years, starting its services in the suburbs of São Paulo [5] - Didi is rapidly expanding its food delivery service in Brazil, planning to invest 2 billion reais, which is double its original plan, by 2026 [6] - The increasing presence of Chinese brands in Brazil is supported by the strengthening political ties between China and Brazil, which enhances the investment environment [6][10] Group 3: Consumer Perception - A survey in Brazil revealed that over 60% of respondents prefer Chinese products in the mobile and personal computer sectors, surpassing the preference for American products [9] - BYD has significantly increased its market share in Brazil, accounting for about 70% of the electric vehicle sales, reflecting a shift in consumer perception towards Chinese technology [9] - The perception of Chinese brands as offering "low prices and high performance" is becoming more entrenched among Brazilian consumers [9]

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong stock market is witnessing a surge in consumer enterprises, with notable IPOs like LeShuShi, which aims to become the "first African consumer goods manufacturer" listed in Hong Kong, leveraging its strong position in the African market and the hygiene products sector [1][4]. Group 1: Company Overview - LeShuShi is a multinational hygiene products company focusing on emerging markets such as Africa, Latin America, and Central Asia, primarily selling baby diapers, sanitary napkins, and wet wipes, with a leading position in the African market [4][7]. - The company has achieved significant interest in its Hong Kong IPO, with a subscription rate of 2,358 times, indicating strong demand from both institutional and retail investors [1][2]. Group 2: Market Potential - Africa is characterized as the "youngest continent," with a high potential for economic development and consumer upgrades, as evidenced by a projected 1.8% compound annual growth rate in newborn numbers from 2020 to 2024 [7][8]. - The penetration rate for baby diapers in Africa is approximately 20%, significantly lower than the 70% to 86% rates in Europe, North America, and China, presenting a vast market opportunity for LeShuShi [8][9]. Group 3: Financial Performance - LeShuShi has demonstrated strong financial performance, with revenues of $320 million, $411 million, and $454 million projected for 2022, 2023, and 2024, respectively, alongside net profits of $18.4 million, $64.7 million, and $95.1 million, showing a growth rate of 251.7% and 47.0% for 2023 and 2024 [11][12][20]. - The company's operating cash flow has also increased significantly, from $13.57 million in 2022 to $109 million in 2024, indicating robust cash generation capabilities [12][13]. Group 4: Valuation and Investment Appeal - LeShuShi's estimated P/E ratio is around 20x, which is considered reasonable given its unique positioning in the market and growth potential compared to peers [15][20]. - The company has attracted significant institutional backing, including investments from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and prominent investment firms, enhancing its credibility and growth prospects [21][23]. Group 5: Future Growth Prospects - LeShuShi is expanding its operations into Latin America, replicating its successful business model from Africa, which is expected to drive further growth [24][25]. - The company aims to evolve into a "Procter & Gamble of Africa" by leveraging capital market support for acquisitions and expanding its product offerings through a multi-brand strategy [24][26].

Core Insights - Two Brazil-focused cross-border ETFs have seen significant demand, with subscription amounts quickly surpassing their fundraising limits, indicating strong investor interest in emerging market investment products [1][2][3] Group 1: ETF Launch and Performance - On October 31, two Brazil ETFs were publicly launched, with each having a fundraising cap of 300 million RMB, and both exceeded this limit on the first day of subscription [2] - The subscription confirmation ratios for the two ETFs were approximately 11.5% for the Huaxia Fund and 11.8% for the E Fund, reflecting the high demand [3] - The Huaxia Fund's Brazil ETF attracted around 2.6 billion RMB in subscriptions, while the E Fund's Brazil ETF garnered over 2.5 billion RMB on the same day [3] Group 2: Growth of Cross-Border ETFs - The total scale of cross-border ETFs has approached 900 billion RMB, with significant growth from 565.5 billion RMB at the end of Q2 to approximately 884 billion RMB by the end of Q3 this year [7] - The introduction of these Brazil ETFs adds to the growing variety of cross-border ETFs, which now include products tracking markets in Hong Kong, the US, Japan, and the Middle East [4][5] Group 3: Investor Sentiment and Market Trends - Investor enthusiasm for cross-border ETFs is evident, with discussions on sales platforms highlighting concerns about allocation ratios and the desire for more shares [5] - The trend of investing in cross-border ETFs is becoming increasingly popular, allowing ordinary investors to participate in global markets with relatively small amounts of capital [7]

Group 1 - Two Brazil-focused cross-border ETFs launched on October 31, attracting significant investor interest with subscription amounts exceeding the initial fundraising cap of 300 million RMB [1][2] - The subscription confirmation ratios for the two ETFs were approximately 11.5% for Huaxia Fund's ETF and 11.8% for E Fund's ETF, indicating strong demand for emerging market investment products [1][2] - The total scale of cross-border ETFs has approached 900 billion RMB, reflecting a growing trend among ordinary investors to participate in global asset allocation [1][4] Group 2 - The rapid growth of cross-border ETFs is evident, with the total scale increasing from approximately 424 billion RMB at the end of 2022 to about 884 billion RMB by the end of Q3 2023, effectively doubling in size [4] - New emerging market ETFs, such as those tracking the Saudi Arabian market and the Emerging Asia ETF, have been introduced, further diversifying the offerings available to investors [3] - The popularity of cross-border ETFs has led to increased trading activity, but also to potential risks such as high premium rates and liquidity issues due to strict subscription limits imposed by QDII quotas [4][5]