Yuan Market Access Lags Sovereign Investor Demand, Invesco Says
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Sovereign investors’ access to China’s capital market is lagging behind demand, according to a survey.
Some 43 percent of central banks and 35 percent of state investors surveyed in the Invesco Global Sovereign Asset Management Study 2015 said they are looking to invest in yuan assets. So far, only 30 percent of the monetary authorities and 10 percent of the sovereign funds have quotas to invest in the onshore market, according to the survey results released Monday.