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Anonymous

01 May 2021

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What do you think of MCHI?

IShares MSCI China ETF

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Nicholas Beh

01 May 2021

Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

Why not 2801, which is listed in HK?

It tracks the same index (MSCI China), and is issued by the same provider (iShares). You will get doubly taxed on dividends with MCHI (10% China, 30% US) as compared to 2801 (10% China, 0% HK).

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Jovan Lai

01 May 2021

Great for broad market exposure to China! Personally one of the few Chinese ETFs I invest in.

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Chris

01 May 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

I think it's a pretty decent ETF for China exposure. You get the big names + some mid cap names too....

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