Hong Kong-listed ETF AUM grew to overHK$300 billion, as at30 September 2020 HONG KONG,Oct. 23, 2020/PRNewswire/ -- Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) is pleased to welcome today (Friday) the first listings of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) inHong KongandShenzhenund...
With over 130 ETFs listed on HKEX, Hong Kong-listed ETFs trade over $6.7 billion a day1 (up from an average daily turnover of $4.5 billion in 2018), with assets under management standing at over $300 billion as at 30 September 2020. Further information about Hong Kong-listed ETPs is ...
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced today that the first batch of prepaid subscription option ETFs will be listed in Hong Kong, further expanding its product ecosystem and providing more product choices and opportunities for Hong Kong and international investors. According to reports, the two new...
Since launching the first ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) in 1999, HKEX has become one of the largest and most active ETF exchanges in Asia, said Chan. The listing of Asia's first ETF tracking the Saudi Arabian market in Hong Kong in November 2023 as well as the listing of two ETFs tracking...
First Carbon Futures ETF listing inHong Kong Extends coverage ofHong Kong-listed commodity ETFs to carbon credits ADT ofHong Kong-listed ETPs reachedHK$8.9 billionin the first two months of 2022, compared withHK$7.7 billionin 2021 HONG KONG,March 23, 2022/PRNewswire/ -- Hong Kong Exchanges ...
First active ETF listed in Hong Kong Fund managers have discretion to select securities in the fund, with the aim of outperforming market indices Enjoy the same benefits as traditional ETFs: convenience, lower cost and intra-day liquidity
HKEX is pleased to welcome todayHong Kong’s first carbon futures ETFto its markets. The CICC Carbon Futures ETF (stock code: 3060 / 83060 / 9060) listed today extends the coverage of Hong Kong-listed commodity ETFs to carbon credits, an important asset class in the global drive to achievi...
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HKEX said “both retail and institutional investors in mainland China have become more aware of the potential advantages brought by ETFs”, adding that such awareness had resulted in “a growing demand for Hong Kong-listed ETFs”. The exchange pointed out that investors’ strong demand for themati...
However, many smaller greater China and technology ETFs listed in Hong Kong suffered a terrible year, as jittery investors fled these markets and under-pressure sectors. Of the 145 ETFs listed on the HKEX, 37 invest in China’s A-share market. Assets in these products dropped more than 30 ...