Shanghai Selloff Sees $49 Billion Fund Load Up on China Stocks

Unisuper, a pension fund for Australia's academics, is entering the Chinese A-shares market for the first time, seeing it as an opportunity due to the market's 20% drop since January. Despite trade tensions and a weaker yuan, Unisuper is confident, leveraging Black Rock and its in-house team to invest. The yuan's depreciation is viewed as a tailwind, making Chinese stocks more attractive to overseas investors.

What impact did the trade war have on investor behavior?

What opportunity does Unisuper see in the Chinese market?

What are the two ways Unisuper is buying Chinese equities?

How has the weaker yuan influenced investment decisions?

Why is now considered a good time for overseas investors to buy stocks in the Chinese market?