6 foreign hedge funds to operate in China

6 foreign hedge funds to operate in China 

David Nealis President of Ceres Ltd

Shanghai regulators have reportedly agreed to allow a group of American and British hedge funds to operate in China as part of a pilot program, the New York Times reported. But only one of the reported six funds has confirmed the report. The Man Group, a London-based alternative investment management company, said the approval is just the first step. The New York Times quoted sources as saying that the funds, which include Oaktree, Och-Ziff, Citadel, and Canyon Partners, all of the US, and British Winton Capital, are expected to be able to raise USD50m each from Chinese companies to invest around the world. 

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