South Korea’s KB Asset Management Co last month added US$1 billion to its quota under China’s qualified foreign institutional investor scheme, the only one of 287 firms to do so. Photo: AP South Korea’s KB Asset Management Co last month added US$1 billion to its quota under China’s qualified foreign institutional investor scheme, the only one of 287 firms to do so. Photo: AP
South Korea’s KB Asset Management Co last month added US$1 billion to its quota under China’s qualified foreign institutional investor scheme, the only one of 287 firms to do so. Photo: AP
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China fails to attract foreign investors as US trade dispute continues to hit stocks, yuan

Just one company raises its quota under the qualified foreign institutional investor scheme

Topic |   China economy
Zhou Xin
Zhou Xin

Updated: 10:39pm, 2 Jul, 2018

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South Korea’s KB Asset Management Co last month added US$1 billion to its quota under China’s qualified foreign institutional investor scheme, the only one of 287 firms to do so. Photo: AP South Korea’s KB Asset Management Co last month added US$1 billion to its quota under China’s qualified foreign institutional investor scheme, the only one of 287 firms to do so. Photo: AP
South Korea’s KB Asset Management Co last month added US$1 billion to its quota under China’s qualified foreign institutional investor scheme, the only one of 287 firms to do so. Photo: AP
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