How to Gain Exposure to Mainland China Shares With ETFs

The video discusses how investors can gain exposure to mainland Chinese shares through ETFs, focusing on the Deutsche CSI 300 ETF, which tracks the largest and most liquid A-shares. This ETF has been a game-changer, allowing investors to participate in the Chinese growth story. It has shown significant performance and valuation metrics, with low correlation to other markets. The video also covers ETFs for Hong Kong shares, highlighting the I shares MSCI China (MCHI) as a growing option. Additionally, the Deutsche All China ETF (CN) offers comprehensive coverage of both mainland and Hong Kong shares, including major companies like Alibaba and JD.com.

What is the primary focus of the Deutsche CSI 300 ETF?

• Investing in U.S. tech stocks

• Focusing on European markets

• Tracking the 300 largest and most liquid A-shares in China

• Investing in emerging market bonds

What is a notable feature of the Deutsche CSI 300 ETF in terms of market correlation?

• High correlation with U.S. markets

• No correlation with Asian markets

• No correlation with emerging frontier and U.S. stock markets

• High correlation with European markets

Which ETF is noted for its growth and tracks 140 Hong Kong-listed China stocks?

• FTSE China 50

• iShares MSCI China

• Deutsche CSI 300

• Deutsche All China

What is the ticker symbol for the ETF that covers both A-shares and Hong Kong-listed shares?

• MCHI

• CSI

• FXI

• CN

Which ETF has lost 1.2 billion while another gained the same amount over the past three years?

• Deutsche CSI 300

• iShares MSCI China

• FXI

• Deutsche All China