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China ponders new investment channel for foreign pension funds-paper - Reuters

China ponders new investment channel for foreign pension funds-paper
Reuters
China has been encouraging long-term investors such as foreign insurers and pension funds to invest directly in the country's stocks and bonds, as part of its broader reforms of the country's financial sector. On Sunday, the State Administration of ...

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China Barrier Eases, Sweden Dodges, Mexico Probed: Compliance - Bloomberg

China Barrier Eases, Sweden Dodges, Mexico Probed: Compliance
Bloomberg
China's securities regulator plans to lower entry barriers for overseas funds, encouraging investment in domestic securities as it seeks to broaden and deepen the country's capital markets. China will speed up approval of so-called qualified foreign ...

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HK Exchange Fund 1Q Investment Gains Double; Outlook Poor - Wall Street Journal

HK Exchange Fund 1Q Investment Gains Double; Outlook Poor
Wall Street Journal
In the same period, the HKMA recorded a loss of HK$2.9 billion on bond investments. Its foreign-exchange gains totaled HK$4.1 billion. The exchange fund, which is made up of a variety of assets including stocks and bonds, was worth HK$2.541 trillion as ...
HK Exchange Fund Q1 investment income rise 76.6%Business Times (subscription)

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Mutual funds or ULIPs - Where to invest? - Moneycontrol.com

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Mutual funds or ULIPs - Where to invest?
Moneycontrol.com
There are different types of mutual funds based on the risk exposure. Equity oriented mutual funds invest major part of the fund in equities. Hybrid funds or balanced funds invest in both equities and debt. Debt funds invest in bonds and fixed income ...

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Where the Stock and Bond Bargains Are Hiding - Smartmoney.com

Where the Stock and Bond Bargains Are Hiding
Smartmoney.com
Big dividend payers like utilities and telecoms have gotten expensive, says John DeClue, chief investment officer at US Bank. Better to favor companies with strong "free cash flow" -- surplus funds that can be spent in coming years on dividend ...

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