TREE NEWS reports: Bank stocks were the main profit source for QFII investors in the third quarter, with Singapore’s OCBC, a long-term holder of 1.322 billion Ningbo Bank shares, seeing the value of its stake surge by 7.587 billion yuan ($1.06 billion) as the stock rose 19.33%. QFII held 1,309 A-shares at the end of Q3, 57.4% of which gained an average 5.66%, outperforming the Shanghai Composite by 11.82 percentage points.
Bank Stocks Drive QFII Q3 Profits as OCBC’s Ningbo Bank Stake Gains $1.06B
The concentration of QFII gains in bank stocks underscores how much of foreign institutional performance in A-shares is riding on a single sector rather than broad-based stock picking. OCBC's outsized Ningbo Bank position makes it a bellwether for how long-term foreign holders of Chinese lenders are faring, and the sector's 19.33% move is doing heavy lifting in the aggregate QFII numbers. Whether the bank-led outperformance persists, or whether QFII returns broaden beyond financials, is the open question worth watching.
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