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ChinaAMC leverages BMO ETFs to diversify offerings
By
Hui Ching-hoo
- Asia
- China
- Global
The Hong Kong unit of China Asset Management Co sees its purchase of seven exchange-traded funds listed in the city from Canada’s BMO Global Asset Management as an opportunity to diversify its offerings beyond China-themed products.
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