TREE NEWS reports: Nearly 700 foreign institutions have conducted almost 8,000 research visits to A-share listed companies so far in 2025, as of Nov. 12, with QFII holdings up nearly 80% year-on-year by the end of the third quarter. Citigroup Securities (China) recently received CSRC approval to establish operations, and Neuberger Berman Fund was granted QDII status. Market participants said the moves reflect China’s high-level institutional opening of its capital markets.
Nearly 700 Foreign Institutions Complete 8,000 A-Share Research Trips in 2025
The scale of foreign research activity matters less than what it signals about institutional commitment: research trips are cheap, but QFII holdings rising sharply and new licenses being granted point to capital actually moving, not just diligence. The firms affected are foreign asset managers building onshore capabilities and the A-share names attracting repeated scrutiny. The open question is whether this deepening participation survives the next stretch of market volatility, and whether the licensing pipeline keeps pace with the research flow.
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