HKEX lists first ETFs tracking cross-market indices with Malaysia and Korea
On September 28, HKEX listed four ETFs tracking three new cross-market indices, including co-branded indices with Bursa Malaysia and Korea Exchange. The ETFs use a 60/40 weighting (60% Hong Kong stocks, 40% overseas stocks). HKEX CEO Bonnie Chan called the listings a milestone for the exchange's index business. Bursa Malaysia and Korea Exchange officials welcomed the products, citing enhanced regional connectivity and new investment opportunities.
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8 ETFs List on HKEX Including First Batch Tracking Cross-Market Indices; CEO Calls It a Milestone
On September 28, eight exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were simultaneously listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), including the first three ETFs tracking HKEX cross-market indices. HKEX CEO Bonnie Chan stated that tracking cross-market indices is a significant milestone for HKEX's index business, and the new listings broaden investor tools and product choices, further boosting ecosystem vitality. Chan added that HKEX will continue to expand its index business and enhance cooperation with exchange partners and the industry to drive product development and innovation. The three cross-market index ETFs are the Dacheng Yinhe Gangma Large Cap ETF (03143), GF Gangmei Technology ETF (03599), and Huatai Yingke Ganghan Semiconductor Index ETF (03569), all of which are '60/40 ETFs' investing 60% in Hong Kong stocks and 40% in overseas stocks. Other listed ETFs include funds tracking robotics, strategic metals, global strategic resources, and global future technology. The CEO of Bursa Malaysia and a representative from the Korea Exchange also welcomed the listings, highlighting enhanced regional cooperation and investor access.
Hong Kong Exchange Welcomes Four New ETFs Tracking Its Cross-Market Indices
The Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) announced on September 28 the listing of four new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track three of its cross-market indices, marking a milestone in its index business expansion. The ETFs track the HKEX-Malaysia Exchange Large Cap Index, the HKEX-Korea Exchange Semiconductor Index, and the HKEX Technology and US Technology 100 Index. These are the first investment products to track these indices, which were launched earlier this year to strengthen Hong Kong's links with major international markets. HKEX CEO Bonnie Chan stated that the products represent a key step in enriching investment choices and connecting Hong Kong with global markets, meeting growing demand for diversified portfolios and reinforcing Hong Kong's role as a gateway between China and the world. The CEO of Bursa Malaysia, Dato' Fad'l Mohamed, welcomed the ETF tracking the joint benchmark index, saying it provides a new channel for investors to access opportunities in both markets and raises the profile of Malaysian companies among Chinese investors. The head of the Future Business Division at Korea Exchange, Buyeon Yi, noted that the semiconductor index ETF showcases cross-market cooperation and supports regional asset allocation, offering investors a new way to participate in the Asian semiconductor ecosystem.
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On September 28, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announced the listing of four exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track three of its cross-market indices, marking a milestone in its index business expansion. The indices, launched earlier this year, aim to strengthen Hong Kong's links with major international markets, including joint indices with Bursa Malaysia and Korea Exchange. HKEX CEO Bonnie Chan stated the ETFs represent a key step in enriching investment choices and connecting Hong Kong with global markets, meeting growing demand for diversified portfolios and reinforcing Hong Kong's role as a gateway to China. Bursa Malaysia CEO Datuk Muhamad Umar Swift noted the ETF tracking the joint index offers investors a new channel to access opportunities in both Malaysia and Hong Kong, while also raising the profile of Malaysian companies among Chinese investors. Korea Exchange's Lee Boo-yeon highlighted the semiconductor index ETF as the first joint index product between the two exchanges, providing a new way to invest in the Asian semiconductor ecosystem.
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Hong Kong Exchange Welcomes Four ETFs Tracking Three New Cross-Market Indices
On September 28, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announced the listing of four exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking three of its cross-market indices, marking a milestone in its index business expansion. The ETFs are the first investment products to track the HKEX-Malaysia Exchange Large Cap Index, the HKEX-Korea Exchange Semiconductor Index, and the HKEX Technology and US Tech 100 Index. These indices, launched earlier this year, use a 60/40 weighting design, allocating approximately 60% to Hong Kong-listed securities and 40% to overseas securities, which could facilitate future inclusion in the Stock Connect program. HKEX CEO Bonnie Chan stated that the ETFs represent a key step in connecting Hong Kong with international markets and meeting investor demand for diversification. The CEO of Bursa Malaysia and a representative from Korea Exchange also welcomed the listings, highlighting enhanced regional connectivity and new investment opportunities in Asian semiconductor and large-cap markets.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announced on Monday, September 28, the listing of four new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track three of its cross-market indices. This milestone marks a significant expansion of HKEX's index business and its commitment to product innovation, offering global investors diversified opportunities. The newly listed ETFs are the first investment products to track the HKEX-Malaysia Exchange Large Cap Index, the HKEX-Korea Exchange Semiconductor Index, and the HKEX Technology and US Technology 100 Index. These indices were launched by HKEX earlier this year to strengthen Hong Kong's connections with major international markets. The first two indices are co-branded indices developed in partnership with Bursa Malaysia and Korea Exchange, respectively.
Read sourceHong Kong Exchange Welcomes Four New ETFs Tracking Cross-Market Indices
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announced on Monday, September 28, the listing of four new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track three of its cross-market indices. This development marks a significant milestone in the expansion of HKEX's index business and reflects its commitment to product innovation and providing diversified investment opportunities for global investors. The newly listed ETFs are the first investment products to track the HKEX-Malaysia Exchange Large Cap Index, the HKEX-Korea Exchange Semiconductor Index, and the HKEX Technology and US Technology 100 Index. These indices were launched by HKEX earlier this year to strengthen connections between Hong Kong and major international markets. The first two indices are co-branded indices developed in collaboration with Bursa Malaysia and Korea Exchange, respectively.
Read sourceHong Kong Exchange Welcomes Four New ETFs Tracking Its Cross-Market Indices
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announced on Monday the listing of four new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track three of its cross-market indices. This development marks a significant milestone in the group's index business expansion and reflects its commitment to product innovation and providing global investors with diversified investment opportunities. The four newly listed ETFs respectively track the Hong Kong Exchange Malaysia Exchange Large Cap Index and the Hong Kong Exchange Korea Exchange Semiconductor Index. The article, sourced from East Money and originally from Cailian Press, highlights HKEX's strategic move to broaden its product offerings and enhance its appeal to international investors through cross-market index-linked products.
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