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正式“迎客”!公募跨境业务,再进一步
券商中国· 2026-03-04 08:48
Core Viewpoint - The public fund industry in Hainan Free Trade Port has officially initiated substantial actions in cross-border asset management, marking a significant step in expanding cross-border investment opportunities for domestic and foreign investors [1][2]. Group 1: Cross-Border Asset Management Initiatives - On March 3, Huibaichuan Fund announced that its fund products are now available for sale to eligible foreign investors, following the implementation of the pilot business guidelines [2][3]. - The Huibaichuan Yuanhang Mixed Fund, established in 2024, is now open to foreign investors, reflecting the latest developments in cross-border asset management in Hainan [3][4]. - The pilot scale of 5 billion RMB for four institutions, including Huibaichuan Fund and Peng'an Fund, was approved last year, indicating a growing interest in cross-border asset management [4]. Group 2: Investment Trends and Statistics - As of now, the cumulative inflow of southbound mutual funds has exceeded 130 billion RMB, showcasing the increasing trend of domestic investors utilizing public funds for asset allocation [5][6]. - The southbound mutual fund scheme has been in place for 10 years, allowing mutual recognition of funds between Hong Kong and mainland China, with significant inflows recorded [6][7]. - The cross-border payment and receipt scale in Hainan is projected to reach 115.4 billion USD by 2025, reflecting a 6.1% year-on-year growth, driven by increased foreign direct investment [4]. Group 3: Innovations in Fund Products - The mutual recognition of funds and the introduction of cross-border ETFs represent innovative approaches to facilitate capital flow between domestic and international markets [8][9]. - Recent collaborations, such as the listing of ETFs in Thailand and Brazil, highlight the expanding reach of Chinese funds into international markets, allowing foreign investors to access Chinese assets [9][10]. - The ongoing development of cross-border asset management, mutual recognition funds, and cross-border ETFs is expected to continue evolving, with potential for further innovative products in the future [10].