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Anonymous

17 Oct 2020

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Is it a good idea to invest in China through a HK-listed ETF as part of a long-term investment strategy, considering the uncertain future of the territory and its currency?

Recently I've been looking at 2801.HK to gain some lower cost exposure to the Chinese market, but I'm a bit nervous about Hong Kong. I'm a relative beginner, and don't think I know enough about currency risk. Am I better off going with an Ireland-domiciled ETF, even at higher cost?

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Frankie Rappaport

17 Oct 2020

The choice should depend more on combined trading and annual ETF/broker

fees.

The risk is more inherent to the single stocks if the ETF, not so much of the domicile of the ETF.

With 0.20% annual fees 2801 seems an exellent choice.

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