FTSE Russell, the world’s third-largest index provider, will continue developing products for Chinese assets as global interest in the market grows and retail investment culture worldwide shifts, according to the company’s global CEO.
Despite recent challenges from macroeconomic headwinds, geopolitical tensions and volatility, global investors still believe China’s financial markets are being propelled by strong momentum, according to Fiona Bassett.
“We believe China remains a key market for international investors due to its size and growth potential, and as an index provider, we see our role in helping clients access those markets,” Bassett said in an interview with the Post.
The company, which is owned by the London Stock Exchange Group, last year celebrated its 20th anniversary in China with the FTSE China A50 index, which tracks the 50 largest companies listed on mainland exchanges.
“It’s been very impressive to see…
