Special Briefing on China market access, Part III: Mutual Recognition, the next big thing?

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Special Briefing on China market access, Part III: Mutual Recognition, the next big thing?

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The China-Hong Kong Mutual Recognition scheme, which will allow funds in China to team up with funds in Hong Kong to market each other's products in their respective markets, could prove to be a crucial part of China's capital account opening. When it finally launches, it will open up a Rmb30tr ($4.8tr) industry to foreign fund managers. And for domestic buyers, mostly retail, it will create a new offshore channel.

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