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SHANGHAI, Nov 1 Asia Pulse - As China's stock index remains at a "worryingly" high level, institutional investors' attitudes towards what positions they should maintain in the immediate future are becoming increasingly divided.
As shown by Q3 financial reports of China's A-share listed companies, risk-averse institutions as Social Security Fund and QFII have begun to cut positions. In contrast, mainstay market players such as equity investment funds, insurance companies, and securities companies have continued to increase positions as usual in the third quarter, equity investment funds in particular, whose assets under management and stock holdings all increased at paces much faster than that of market index.
Funds have become the absolute Number one force of the market though not many are aware of this fact.
According to Wind data, by the end of Q3, the assets under the managements of the 334 funds of ...
Source: HighBeam Research, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS DIVIDED ON RAMPANT CHINESE STOCK INDEX.