China FMCs to face stiffer competition from insurers
China's insurance regulator has broadened the management scope of insurance firms' own AMCs and lowered their operational requirements, denting the prospects for FMCs.
Regulatory changes are expected to spur insurers to accelerate their expansion into dedicated investment management, at the same time damaging the prospects of fund management firms.
AM entities within insurance firms oversee a group's investment decision-making, making them the gatekeepers of China's investible insurance assets, which are projected to reach Rmb5.75 trillion ($880 billion) by the end of this year. Traditionally, insurers are fund managers' biggest clients.
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