China fund closures head for eight-year high
· Politics · China
China's mutual funds are closing at the fastest pace in eight years as weak returns and investor redemptions leave hundreds of products too small to survive.
Why it matters:The wave of closures reflects fading confidence in Chinese markets and could accelerate capital outflows from the country's asset-management industry.
Key points
- Weak returns are driving investor redemptions.
- Hundreds of products have become too small to survive.
- The pace of closures is the fastest in eight years.
Sources (original reporting)
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