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China fund managers rush to capitalise on Shanghai's new tech board

By Samuel Shen and John Ruwitch on Mar 5, 2019 12:14AM
China fund managers rush to capitalise on Shanghai's new tech board

Race likely to fuel concern over bubbles.

Chinese asset managers are rushing to set up funds targeting Shanghai's upcoming Nasdaq-style technology board, in a race likely to fuel concern that China's speculative trading culture could lead to more price bubbles. Applications from mutual fund stock pickers exceeded 20 in the first week of ...

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