Retail demand for U.S. equity exposure has quickly absorbed new QDII allocations, leaving many funds closed or heavily restricted.
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According to iFind data, as of June 3, about half of the 344 QDII funds in the market had implemented subscription restrictions, with 51 suspending subscriptions and 119 suspending large subscriptions. Photo: VCG
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