In the third part of the series “Exploring China’s Onshore Markets with RCM Alternatives,” Matthew Bradbard from RCM China and Alvin Fan from OP Investment Management (OPIM) delve into the opportunities within China’s asset management industry for investors. They focus on the potential that emerging managers hold in diversifying investment portfolios. The discussion covers how China’s investment landscape, rich with unexplored avenues, compares with global standards, emphasizing the roles of lesser-known managers in the market.
Fan and Bradbard share insights on their unique approach to portfolio construction in China, particularly focusing on emerging managers, some of whom have significant track records. They highlight their efforts to make less familiar investment strategies and markets accessible to offshore investors, drawing parallels with investing in emerging talents globally. Bradbard discusses conducting onsite due diligence on two contrasting types of managers: a prominent fixed-income manager and a quant trader branching out from a U.S. strategy. They explore whether these managers are truly emerging or are established entities using novel approaches, also discussing the limitations of high-performing strategies due to capacity constraints.
The partnership between RCM China and OPIM aims to provide access to China’s market alpha at reduced fees. Interest from Asian investors is growing, as seen at a conference in Singapore, although there remains a need for further education about the opportunities in China. Fan underlines the importance of adapting Chinese risk metrics and operational models for a global investor audience. Bradbard sheds light on the unique opportunities in the retail-driven Chinese commodities markets that are not found elsewhere.
By spotlighting strategies before they become mainstream, Bradbard and Fan aim to introduce investors to new sources of alpha in the world’s largest economy. They believe in educating investors about the untapped potential in China’s asset management sector through upcoming conferences.
For those interested in exploring emerging managers in China with RCM China and OPIM, watch the full video below or contact Matthew Bradbard directly to discover early, differentiated sources of investment returns.
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