Chasing credit

Despite having immature fixed-income and equity derivatives markets and some of the tightest capital and currency controls in Asia, China is becoming a source of opportunity for hedge funds. Catherine Lacoursiere reports

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The liquidity squeeze in global markets has made trading strategies linked with greater China an attractive target for some hedge funds, especially those employing credit strategies. Credit-focused funds have a particular penchant for the liquid Hong Kong, Taiwan and mainland China credit markets - and they are likely to outperform funds with more general exposure, when default rates and counterparty risk are rising, as is evident from widening credit spreads in June.

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