TREE NEWS reports: Most Chinese brokerage asset managers surveyed by Securities Times put equities as their top allocation priority for the fourth quarter, with bonds and commodities ranked divergently. Caitong Asset Management’s chief asset allocator Li Meicen cited relative value favoring stocks and bonds over commodities, noting most broad-based index valuations sit near the 60th historical percentile while ChiNext is around the 25th. Everbright Securities Asset Management expects the Q4 ranking equities > bonds > commodities.
China Brokerage Asset Managers Put Equities First in Q4 Allocation
The survey matters less as a forecast than as a positioning signal: brokerage asset managers are a visible slice of domestic institutional money, and a shared tilt toward equities implies crowded conviction rather than differentiation. The split on commodities is the more interesting tell, since it suggests allocators see little agreement on the inflation or growth impulse. The gap between broad-index and ChiNext valuations is the thread worth pulling: whether that dispersion persists or converges will say more about where domestic risk appetite actually sits than the headline ranking does.
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