Asset managers funnel more cash into mutual funds and mixed-asset portfolios to counter shrinking fixed-income returns
China's wealth products totaled $5 trillion at end-June, up 10% YoY with 2.05% returns. Low yields are forcing reallocation from safe assets to mutual funds and mixed portfolios—signaling institutional risk-seeking and capital market restructuring.
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China’s outstanding wealth management products (WMPs) swelled nearly 10% year-on-year to 33.7 trillion yuan ($5 trillion) at the end of June, driven by a widening hunt for yield in a persistent low-interest-rate environment.
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