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October 28, 2009 at 08:00 PM
Just in time for the surging performance of emerging market stocks is a new ETF that aims to capitalize on it.
The Claymore/AlphaShares China All-Cap ETF (YAO) aims to deliver complete exposure to the Chinese stock market by including not just large company stocks, but mid and small cap stocks as well.
“Since the launch of TAO in 2007, Claymore has been committed to providing comprehensive access and products for the Chinese markets,” says Christian Magoon, President of Claymore Securities. “Where our earlier products have given investors the opportunity for portfolio diversification, YAO offers direct exposure to China’s broader stock market.”
YAO is benchmarked to the AlphaShares China All Cap Index. It employs a modified market cap weighting strategy and is free float adjusted. At the end of September, the index had 99 holdings. Large cap stocks accounted for 57% of the index, with mid cap stocks at 33% and small stocks at 10%.
Investments in Chinese stocks by foreign investors are currently restricted by the Chinese government to Hong Kong (HK) listed shares, including H-shares and Red Chips.
