CITIC CLSA on China's Upcoming Active ETF Market
Shihao Li, A-Share Strategist at CITIC CLSA, discusses potential demand for active ETFs in China after regulators announced approval of those products. He speaks on ETF IQ Asia. (Source: Bloomberg)
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