In recent years, the Mainland's public offering to Hong Kong has ushered in a harvest period. As the popularity of ETF issuance on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange heats up, Chinese publicly funded Hong Kong subsidiaries have become the backbone of offshore index instrument supply; dividends related to connectivity have further opened up space for product innovation, and a large number of new ETFs have been launched one after another. Taking advantage of the system, mainland public equity has used ETFs to achieve continuous expansion of the overseas asset management landscape, and the offshore business is growing into a “second growth curve” that cannot be ignored by the public offering industry.

In recent years, the Mainland's public offering to Hong Kong has ushered in a harvest period. As the popularity of ETF issuance on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange heats up, Chinese publicly funded Hong Kong subsidiaries have become the backbone of offshore index instrument supply; dividends related to connectivity have further opened up space for product innovation, and a large number of new ETFs have been launched one after another. Taking advantage of the system, mainland public equity has used ETFs to achieve continuous expansion of the overseas asset management landscape, and the offshore business is growing into a “second growth curve” that cannot be ignored by the public offering industry.