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Application For China's First Blockchain ETF Filed With Securities Regulator

Roland James

Summary: Penghua Fund, the Shenzhen-based asset manager, filed an application for a blockchain-focused exchange-traded-fund (ETF) with China’s securities regulator, according to a disclosure released by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.  The application, officially filed on Dec. 24, for the ETF which will track the performance of a basket of publicly-listed stocks from businesses in the blockchain sector. ...

Penghua Fund, the Shenzhen-based asset manager, filed an application for a blockchain-focused exchange-traded-fund (ETF) with China’s securities regulator, according to a disclosure released by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. 

The application, officially filed on Dec. 24, for the ETF which will track the performance of a basket of publicly-listed stocks from businesses in the blockchain sector. This fund would be China’s first blockchain-themed ETF if approved.

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