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About our China Task Force
China’s vast capital markets, including the world’s second largest equity market and second largest bond market, are increasingly accessible by investors outside China. The opening-up of China is likely one of the biggest changes to the investment opportunity set global investors will witness in their lifetime. Investing in China carries risks that investors should carefully examine but not investing in China could potentially present an even greater opportunity cost.
Our Investing in China whitepaper series explains why global investors should consider greater allocations to China and also offers thoughts on how to address various challenges and risks – for example, those that are in the area of sustainability. In addition, we share our views on how global investors should best approach their China investment allocations from an implementation perspective.
Liang Yin and Dany Lemay from WTW Investments cover some key questions that institutional investors often ask about China, including China’s economic system and priorities, the technological rivalry between the US and China as well as some practical considerations when it comes to implementing an investment allocation to Chinese onshore capital markets.
