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Future Assets Hong Kong Global X ETFs have been recognized as part of the "New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme".
Global Asset Future Investment (Hong Kong) Limited announced that all of its ETFs listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange are eligible for the new Capital Investment Entrant Scheme.
Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited announced that all of its ETFs listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange qualify for the new Capital Investment Entrant Scheme. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government launched the new scheme on March 1 to attract new capital and expand Hong Kong's talent pool. As an asset management company, Mirae Asset Hong Kong's global ETF platform offers over 575 ETFs, providing investors with high-quality, cost-effective investment products. As of December 2023, the group manages ETF assets totaling USD 109 billion. Mirae Asset Hong Kong's Global X ETFs offer investors a range of diversified investment solutions, including income, thematic growth, sustainable investing, and emerging market investments, allowing investors to access growth opportunities in different industries and regions worldwide and build diversified investment portfolios tailored to their investment objectives. It is worth mentioning that on February 29, the newly listed Global X Hang Seng Index constituent stocks covered call ETF (stock code: 03419) and the Global X Hang Seng China Enterprise Index constituent stocks covered call ETF (stock code: 03416) were launched, investing in stocks of the Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng China Enterprise Index respectively. Zhao Wanyan, CEO of Mirae Asset Hong Kong, stated that they welcome the introduction of the new Capital Investment Entrant Scheme and are pleased that their products qualify for participation in the scheme. This reflects Mirae Asset Hong Kong's commitment to providing top-notch products for investors.
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