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Matthews China Active ETF

MCH is actively managed to hold stocks of Chinese companies that are fundamentally screened for sustainable growth. The fund also considers ESG factors in the investment process.

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Global X China Biotech Innovation ETF

Global X MSCI China Communication Services ETF

Global X China Energy ETF

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Global X MSCI China Information Technology ETF

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Global X China Financials ETF

Xtrackers MSCI All China Equity ETF

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Pacer Emerging Markets Cash Cows 100 ETF

KraneShares Bosera MSCI China A Share ETF

KraneShares Bloomberg China Bond Inclusion Index ETF

Kraneshares China Innovation ETF

Kraneshares China Internet And Covered Call Strategy Etf

AXS Short China Internet ETF

A lot is happening in the China ETF space these days. Product closures, market rallies, and product development are making for an interesting opportunity.

Unique Ideas for Revisiting China ETF Allocations

Global X China Consumer ETF

Direxion Daily CSI China Internet Index Bull 2X Shares

iShares China Large-Cap ETF

iShares MSCI China ETF

While the Year of the Rabbit went wrong for the broader Chinese market, the Year of the Dragon may bode well for China ETFs on the back of policy support.

Will China ETFs Rebound in Year of Dragon?

iShares MSCI China Small-Cap ETF

China ETFs bounced back lately on hopes of policy stimulus, both fiscal and monetary.

China ETFs Rebounding in July: Here's Why

IMGP Berkshire Dividend Growth ETF

iShares Lithium Miners and Producers ETF

First Trust Indxx Aerospace & Defense ETF

Putnam Emerging Markets EX-China Etf

VictoryShares Free Cash Flow ETF

MUSQ Global Music Industry ETF

LHA Risk-Managed Income ETF

Issuers have mainly launched four types of ETFs in the past one year, namely -- thematic, smart-beta, international equity and managed risk/defined outcome.

4 ETF Categories That Have Gained Prominence Past Year

Matthews Emerging Markets Equity Active ETF

Matthews Emerging Markets Ex China Active ETF

Matthews Asia Innovators Active ETF

When investing in emerging markets, Matthews Asia's head of portfolio strategy David Dali said at Exchange 2023 that active management is key. “Our benchmarks tend to be blind to things like corporate governance and regulatory issues and geopolitics,” Dali told NYSE's Judy Shaw.

NYSE's ETF Leaders: Matthews Asia's David Dali

Rayliant Quantamental China Equity ETF

JPMorgan Active China ETF

The issuer launched a fund covering a market that could be on the verge of a rebound.

JP Morgan Adds Actively Managed China Equity ETF

Invesco Golden Dragon China ETF

After a $3.9 trillion rout, Chinese stocks have staged a strong comeback this year. The MSCI China Index has risen 12.4% in the initial weeks of 2023, marking the best start to a year since 1996.

5 ETFs Riding Higher on a China Stock Rally

Growth in China will be a key theme in 2023 as the country looks to rebound from the zero-COVID and property market policies that hurt domestic demand.

Capture Growth in China With MCH

While a global downdraft has affected nearly all segments of the market, emerging markets have been particularly impacted by a strong U.S. dollar. Thus, emerging markets rallied in mid-December as the U.S. dollar weakened against other major currencies amid growing concerns of the U.S.

A Weakening Dollar Is Good News for Emerging Markets Investors

Active emerging markets ETFs showed their strength this year, tactically adding new exposure to counter challenges in volatile markets and outperforming passive benchmarks.

3 Active Emerging Markets ETFs to Consider in 2023

As China gets back on a pragmatic path, with the easing of the country's zero-COVID and property market policies that hurt domestic demand, there are three things for investors in emerging markets to keep in mind.

3 Things for Investors in Emerging Markets to Keep in Mind

As advisors look at options for tax-loss harvesting EM losses, ditching passive funds in favor of active ETFs may be worth consideration. With the end of the year approaching quickly, tax-loss harvesting is becoming a large focus among advisors and clients.

Move Into Active ETFs When Tax-Loss Harvesting EM Losses

The outlook for emerging markets is bright, particularly for longer-term investors able to capitalize on the current discounted valuations. Investors with an intermediate- to longer-term perspective will benefit from allocating to a China-focused, Asia, or broad emerging markets ETF while these funds are still trading at a discount.

Emerging Markets Poised for Strong Growth Ahead

Many advisors avoid allocating to emerging markets over concerns the asset class will bring significant risk to a portfolio; however, this is a common misconception. Looking at the risk profile of emerging markets from an academic perspective, they are still volatile – albeit less than the asset class used to be.

Risks in Emerging Markets Allocation Are Commonly Misunderstood

Screening for quality in emerging markets has become of paramount importance in recent years. Emerging markets have evolved tremendously, and while the potential for growth remains, the focus is more about seeking exposure to companies across all sorts of markets that are embedded for growth over the long term, according to Matthews Asia.

Look to Matthews Active ETFs for Quality in Emerging Markets

In an overall good month for markets, active emerging markets ETFs stood out in November for particularly strong performance. While this year has seen a downdraft in global markets that has affected nearly all regions and asset classes, global markets staged impressive rebounds during November.

Active Emerging Markets ETFs Outperform in November

ARK Innovation ETF

As advisors look to tax-loss harvesting to enhance clients' overall investment returns, now is the ideal time to reallocate emerging markets exposure to an active ETF.  With the end of the year approaching quickly, tax-loss harvesting is becoming a large focus among advisors and clients.

Consider MEM, MINV, MCH When Tax-Loss Harvesting

Shares of Pinduoduo (PDD) jumped on Monday after the e-commerce giant reported strong third quarter earnings that beat analyst estimates.  Pinduoduo traded around 14% higher to $76.43 in premarket trading on Monday, with momentum carrying into Tuesday, as the fund is up over 6% to $78.55 in midday trading.

MCH Top Holding Pinduoduo Surges on Q3 Earnings Beat

Shares of the Matthews China Active ETF (MCH) have increased nearly 20% in the past month, further propelled on Monday as U.S. investors bet that zero-COVID protests in China will speed up the government's plan to shift away from its current policy.

Matthews China Active ETF Increases on China's Zero-COVID Protests

While China's zero-COVID policy has been successful from a public health perspective, the economic and social cost has been significant.

What to Expect as China Eases Zero-COVID Policy

As the outlook for Asia equities remains in construction, longer-term investors are in the ideal position to capitalize on the opportunities present in emerging markets.  Investors with an intermediate- to longer-term perspective will benefit from allocating to an emerging market, Asia, or China ETF while these funds are still trading at a discount.

Outlook for Asia Equities Is Constructive; Check Out MEM, MCH, MINV

Investors who want a thematic and concentrated approach to their emerging markets exposure should consider the Matthews Asia Innovators Active ETF (MINV), which offers exposure to innovation in Asia.  Now is an ideal time to add exposure as, beneath the global inflationary headwinds, Asian economies are resetting and innovation is growing.

Outlook for Innovation in Asia Is Bright; Add Exposure With MINV

This year has seen a downdraft in global markets that has affected nearly all regions and asset classes; however, for long-term investors, this unveils an opportunity in emerging markets.  Many advisors are understandably standing by the sidelines, unsure of when to jump back into the game.

Add Exposure to Emerging Markets With MEM, MCH, and MINV

Many advisors have historically gotten emerging markets exposure from a passive ETF or a mutual fund, but there are numerous benefits to switching to active ETFs when tax-loss selling. Matthews Asia has a long history of offering active management expertise to investors, traditionally through mutual funds and separately managed account wrappers.

The Benefits of Active ETFs for EM Exposure

There are many misconceptions about emerging markets, with a key one being that EM investing brings significant risk to a portfolio.  The reality is that the volatility of emerging markets has evolved over the years, and adding emerging markets exposure to a portfolio can potentially act as a diversifier and reduce risks.

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