Index provider MSCI has included more than 200 Chinese mainland-listed companies in its flagship Emerging Markets index for the first time. MSCI on Thursday brought 233 so-called A-shares into the benchmark, which is used to underpin about $1.6tn of assets globally.
The inclusion represents a step towards opening up China’s equity market to international investors on an unprecedented scale. However, some investors have flagged concerns about the risks involved.
Here are five key points about the index inclusion.
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