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Global index providers are boosting China in their indices this year. However, China has more work to do to convince investors to stay.

The credibility of domestic credit ratings and a lack of hedging tools remain some of the challenges for China to develop a truly international bond market, FinanceAsia's inaugural bond connect survey reveals.

Foreign investment continues to accelerate as the government rolls out new measures, but many still fear making a leap into the unknown.

The Shanghai-London scheme expected to launch this year could help local Chinese investors turn their portfolios into more global ones with less regulatory and forex risk.

One year after the mutual recognition scheme launched, FinanceAsia is conducting a major survey on its impact and the way forward.

Despite the introduction of Bond Connect last year, Beijing still has hurdles to clear if it is to attract more meaningful foreign participation to its debt market.

Even after Bond Connect, simplified rules and better hedging tools are needed for more meaningful foreign participation in the $9 trillion market, a conference hears.

The second-largest US carmaker expands its investor base by selling the first China asset-backed securities through the Bond Connect scheme.

A prominent investor in Asia equities talks about over-valuations in China’s VC scene as well as Asia’s potential for higher dividends.