Asset managers face long haul in China passport scheme

A deal to open $6.6 trillion of savings to foreign asset managers has been hailed as a new departure for the global investment management industry, but making it work will not be easy

International asset managers eager to capitalise on a new scheme to open up China’s retail funds market must brace themselves for a long and bumpy ride.

The country is in the final stages of agreeing a deal that will allow foreign asset managers to access its retail funds market through a passporting scheme with Hong Kong which, although part of China, has its own financial system.

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