Hang Seng Indexes Company’s Post

Earlier this year, China's three major securities exchanges - Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE), Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), and Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) – jointly issued the "Stock Exchange Consultation on Self-Regulatory Supervision Guidelines for Listed Companies – Sustainability Report (Trial)" (the "Guidelines"). The Guidelines aim to standardise the disclosure of sustainability-related information by listed companies and provide guidance for listed companies to consider sustainability-related performance and impacts. AIGCC welcomes the opportunity to participate in the public consultation for the Guidelines and we have submitted our recommendations to the three stock exchanges. Read our submission here: https://bit.ly/4aDLzZC or below. Explore the rest of our policy submissions here: https://lnkd.in/g8rAq-Mk . . . #policy #policysubmission #sustainabilityreporting #stockexchange #stockexchanges #BSE #SSE #SZSE #China

The document mentions two possible reasons why HSCEI has outperformed other major Chinese equity indexes so far this year (first five months): 1. **Economic and policy tailwinds:** The HSCEI is designed to benefit from specific economic conditions and government policies. The document suggests that these factors have been favorable in 2024, giving HSCEI companies a boost. 2. **Outperformance of large-cap stocks:** The HSCEI focuses on large, established companies in mainland China. The document hints that these large-cap stocks might be performing particularly well in the current market environment, compared to smaller or tech-focused companies. For a more definitive answer, you'd likely need to refer to the mentioned "latest ETF Insights" which might delve deeper into the specific economic factors and how they benefit HSCEI holdings.

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (“HSCEI”) was often overshadowed by the long-established Hang Seng Index (“HSI”) and the technology-focused Hang Seng Tech Index (“HSTECH”). However, this year, the HSCEI has returned to the spotlight, thanks to economic and policy tailwinds that it is designed to benefit from. For the first five months of the year, the HSCEI had risen 11.2%^, outperforming other major Chinese equity indexes in the corresponding period. In our latest ETF Insights, we explained why the HSCEI excels in today’s stock market. Read more about the insights here: https://lnkd.in/gVEgsJ_M #HangSengInvestment #Investment #AssetManagement #ETF #HSCEI #HSI #HSTECH #MarketInsights #HangSengBank #MarketAnalysis #InvestmentThoughtLeadership ^Bloomberg, Hang Seng Investment, net total return in HKD as of 31 May 2024. * HSVM does not warrant, guarantee or represent the accuracy, validity or completeness of any information. The content is the view of HSVM and does not constitute and should not be regarded as an offer, solicitation or recommendation to anyone to deal in or invest into any investment product.

Further to my previous post on the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (“HSCEI”), reposted here is an article my team has written on this index and the related ETF. This index and related products can capture potential upside from the China markets if positive policy surprises are announced after the upcoming third plenum to be held in July, while offer some downside protection with its significant exposure to dividend stocks. Hang Seng Investment #hscei #HangSengInvestment #hangsengbank

This is the most spectacular thing I have ever seen in financial markets in my life. It is spectacular for 3 reasons. 1) The Shanghai Stock Exchange is currently closed for golden week. These listed ETFs are rallying on pure speculation that when it opens next week the CSI will continue it’s rally. This ETFs being treated as futures contracts. 2) This is ~40% growth in 6 days, not of some speculative small cap. But of the 50 largest best known companies in China. Companies like Kweichow Moutai, that have fairly predictable patterns of consumption. 3) And you might need some Moutai for this, there has still been no formal fiscal stimulus announcement. This is all pure speculation that this stimulus when it comes will be big enough. And for all these reasons I have now exited the position I entered on China. I am not going to be picking up pennies in front of a bulldozer. #china #csi300

#CoveredCall 3416.HK 3419.HK The HK market has seen increased interest in active ETFs, particularly with the listing of two ETFs earlier this year that employ a covered call strategy using the Hang Seng Index (‘#HSI’) and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (‘#HSCEI’) as underlying assets. Global X ETFs Hong Kong

HKEX Collaborates with Hang Seng Indexes Company to Launch Hang Seng HKEX Stock Connect China Enterprises Index On November 15, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announced its collaboration with Hang Seng Indexes Company to launch the Hang Seng HKEX Stock Connect China Enterprises Index (SCCEA Index). This marks the first co-branded index jointly introduced by HKEX and Hang Seng Indexes Company. Constituents of the index include the 80 largest Chinese companies by market capitalisation listed on the Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges that are traded on Stock Connect. With a balanced sector representation, this cross-market index will offer global investors a comprehensive and authoritative benchmark to capture the investment opportunities in China. The SCCEA Index will be distributed by both HKEX and HSIL through their respective channels from 21 November 2024.

The timing of launching our first China ETF - the Phillip-China Universal MSCI China A 50 Connect ETF couldn't be better! With the economic resurgence and policy support, global investors are increasingly recognizing the potential of China A shares. The Phillip-China Universal MSCI China A 50 Connect ETF is designed to capture the growth potential of China’s top 50 leading companies, offering investors a well-diversified sector allocation. Additionally, investing in the China market offers a unique diversification opportunity as the market has a low correlation with other stock markets. Visit our website to get more information on the ETF. Missed the listing event? No worries, here's the recap video! #ETF #SGX #China #ChinaA50ConnectETF

📈 Hong Kong Exchange Posts Profit Growth Amidst Market Challenges 🤔 I just read that Hong Kong's stock exchange, HKEX, has finally turned a corner with its first profit growth in three quarters. They hit record revenue and income for the April-June period, thanks to a boost in IPOs and trading activity. Their net income climbed 9% from last year to HK$3.16 billion ($405 million), with revenue also up by 7%. 💡 What’s interesting is that HKEX has been facing a lot of headwinds over the past few years. The regulatory crackdown in China, rising U.S.-China tensions, and a sluggish Chinese economy have all weighed heavily on the exchange. Their stock is still down about 15% for the year, and even after these positive results, it dropped another 1.9%. It seems like investors are cautiously optimistic, especially since this strong quarter followed a pretty weak one. 📈 New HKEX CEO Bonnie Chan seems hopeful though. She mentioned that IPO activity is starting to pick up again after a tough first quarter. Chinese authorities are speeding up IPO approvals, which is helping, even though the deals are relatively small—under $500 million. Still, the exchange is pushing forward, making big investments to boost its derivatives platform. It’ll be interesting to see if HKEX can maintain this momentum through the rest of the year, especially with so much uncertainty still in the air. #HKEX #HongKong #StockMarket #IPO #Trading #Investing #Finance #China #Economy #Investors #BonnieChan #Derivatives #FinancialNews #Regulations Read more: https://lnkd.in/dzPYGzf8

HKEX Collaborates with Hang Seng Indexes Company to Launch Hang Seng HKEX Stock Connect China Enterprises Index Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) is pleased to announce today (Friday) it is collaborating with leading index compiler Hang Seng Indexes Company Limited (HSIL) to jointly launch an index tracking the largest Chinese companies in the vibrant Stock Connect universe, supporting the development of Hong Kong’s capital market product ecosystem. The Hang Seng HKEX Stock Connect China Enterprises Index (SCCEA Index) will be the first co-branded index between HKEX and HSIL when it launches on 21 November 2024. Constituents of the index include the 80 largest Chinese companies by market capitalisation listed on the Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges that are traded on Stock Connect. With a balanced sector representation, this cross-market index will offer global investors a comprehensive and authoritative benchmark to capture the investment opportunities in China. ... #capitalmarket #StockConnect #HKEX #HengSengIndex