- As the Chinese market continues growing, investors with broad EM exposure have been left with a 33% position in a market that has an incredible amount of both headwinds and tailwinds, making it complicated to implement their specific asset allocation views.
- WisdomTree is launching XC – the WisdomTree Emerging Markets ex-China Fund – which will track the WisdomTree Emerging Markets ex-China Index, which rebalances on an annual basis and provides investors with exposure to non-state-owned companies (non-SOEs) in emerging market countries excluding China.
- Excluding China from a broad EM universe has considerable consequences in terms of fundamentals, sector and country exposures. READ MORE
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