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China explores relaxing rules to allow multi-asset ETFs

Regulator aims to achieve ‘significant growth’ in index-based investment

China’s securities regulator is exploring expanding index-based investing by allowing fund firms to launch multi-asset exchange traded funds and other innovative index products.

The potential moves are part of China’s ongoing efforts to boost longer-term stock holdings and revive its capital markets, which in January included telling fund firms to increase their A-share holdings by at least 10 per cent annually over the next three years.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission has said in a statement that introducing multi-asset ETFs and other index products must be done “steadily and prudently”, on the premise that “risks are measurable and controllable and investors are effectively protected”.

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