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Chinese Equity

Chinese Equity

Investing in the new emerging economy of China

Key points:

  • Thematic overlay and macro insights key to success in China’s unique stock market
  • Bottom-up research based on local presence and skills
  • Concentrated high active share portfolio

Philosophy

We believe that Chinese market biases offer opportunities to generate alpha through a combination of macroeconomic analysis and disciplined company analysis. Our investment approach applies a long-term investment view and is supported by proprietary quantitative models.

Process

The strategy incorporates two main performance drivers to capture opportunities in Chinese equity markets: 1) top-down thematic, macroeconomic overlay and 2) bottom-up stock selection based on a unique blend of fundamental and quantitative research.

Team

With the establishment of the WFOE and the research team in Shanghai, Robeco benefits from specialized local knowledge in the Chinese A-share markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen. The Chinese expertise is embedded in the broader Asia Pacific and Global Fundamental Equities group of 65 investment professionals.

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