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Demand for foreign equity-focused funds is rampant, but can they make enough to keep investors interested?
For all the billions of dollars that have been pumped into the foreign-focused products launched by China’s fund management companies in recent weeks, judgment day won’t come until just after Christmas.
On December 27, the three-month lock-up period will end on China Southern Fund Management’s Enhanced Global Balance Fund, released under the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) scheme and able to invest all of its money in overseas equities.
On December 27, the three-month lock-up period will end on China Southern Fund Management’s Enhanced Global Balance Fund, released under the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) scheme and able to invest all of its money in overseas equities.
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