The asset manager says China remains a key market, but its mainland fund business has faced volatile assets, management turnover and weak equity-fund performance
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Fidelity International said there has been “no change” to its strategy or market positioning in China that warrants reporting, responding to speculation that it is considering shutting down its wholly owned mutual fund business on the mainland.
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