M&G unveils China-focused equity fund

M&G China fund

Sorin Dojan
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M&G Investments has launched a fund targeting stocks in China at a time when Chinese equity valuations have hit all-time lows.

The M&G China fund will focus on a universe of around 300 Chinese companies and will hold between 50 to 80 stocks. The launch of this fund is part of the firm's strategy to make its investment capabilities more widely accessible to external investors, with a focus on the UK wealth managers as they seek to increase their allocation globally.  In addition, it will aim to deliver a higher total return net of ongoing charges figure compared to the MSCI China with 100% China A Share index over any five years. The move comes at a time when Chinese equity valuations have reached all-time ...

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