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Norway's central bank becomes only the second institution to exceed $1 billion in qualified foreign institutional investor quota, after the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. Norway's central bank becomes only the second institution to exceed $1 billion in qualified foreign institutional investor quota, after the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. Norway's central bank becomes only the second institution to exceed $1 billion in qualified foreign institutional investor quota, after the Hong Kong…
Hong Kong’s central bank became the first foreign institution to surpass the $1 billion mark after China's foreign exchange regulator removed the cap eight months ago.
The Chinese insurer is set to start awarding overseas mandates in 2014 through its offshore investment arm, which in turn is eyeing the Hong Kong retail market.
RQFII fund managers can now offer a more diverse range of products, including segregated accounts, as Chinese authorities ramp up quota handouts.
The world's biggest currency-reserves manager – China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange – is growing less conservative and more international.
China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange awarded $150 million in QFII quota in April, the lowest in almost two years. Analysts expect this trend to continue.
The US firm moves to launch fund admin services supporting Hong Kong products to cater to rising interest among asset managers on the back of the planned cross-border recognition scheme.
Last month $2.56 billion in QFII quota was handed out, with almost half going to sovereign funds from Abu Dhabi and Kuwait. More RQFII quota was also awarded.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board receives the biggest of eight QFII quotas, while six RQFII players are singled out, including three new entrants.
Qatar Investment Authority is awarded $1 billion in QFII quota, beating the previous high of $700 million, as China’s foreign exchange regulator hands out $2.5 billion to 11 firms in its latest batch.
Two offshore products tracking A-share indices are poised to be listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange, posing a challenge to existing synthetic ETFs.