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Premia Partners launches Premia China STAR50 ETF at TER of 0 58% p a as low-cost tool for opportunities from China s growth in hardcore technology and innovation sectors
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Premia Partners launches Premia China STAR50 ETF at TER of 0 58% p a as low-cost tool for opportunities from China s growth in hardcore technology and innovation sectors
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Premia Partners launches Premia China STAR50 ETF at TER of 0 58% p a as low-cost tool for opportunities from China s growth in hardcore technology and innovation sectors
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offshore China USD bond and
onshore
China government bond (CGB) markets.
Premia China USD Property Bond ETF (Tickers: 3001 HKD / 9001 USD/ 83001 RMB) with current yield of ~7% is the first SFC authorized high yield bond ETF in Hong Kong. It tracks the
ICE 1-5 Year USD China Senior Real Estate Corporate Constrained Index, for USD denominated high grade and high yield debt securities issued by Chinese real estate corporate issuers. The strategy takes a rule-based, diversified approach with
5% limit on issuer group, covers only
secured and senior issues rated by S&P, Moody s or Fitch, excluding local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) and subordinated debts.
Premia Partners announces listing of Hong Kong s first USD high yield [ ]
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