According to a survey released Monday by BBH, a private financial service provider, 63% of the ETF investors surveyed in Greater China planned to increase their ETF allocation this year; in the mainland market alone, the proportion increased from 43% last year to 77% this year.
According to the survey, global investors'interest in China's mainland market continues to increase, with about 70% of respondents from the United States and Europe planning to invest in China's capital market this year. Mainland investors have a strong interest in Hong Kong ETF. 98% of mainland Chinese respondents are interested in buying Hong Kong ETF through the stock market trading interconnection mechanism or mutual recognition arrangements.
The results of the BBH second year's questionnaire survey for ETF investors in Greater China show that, unlike the global industry hypothesis that the cost is everything, the expenditure ratio of investors in mainland China and Taiwan is almost the least important consideration when choosing ETF. Hong Kong and Taiwan investors believe that past performance is the most important consideration when selecting ETF, and European and American investors share the same view. Mainland Chinese investors believe that the selection of ETF issuers and indexes is the key consideration for selecting ETF.
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