Foreign media: A recent survey shows that young Chinese investors are accelerating their allocation to overseas assets in order to preserve wealth and diversify their portfolios.
A survey conducted by the CFA Institute in December last year among 300 high-net-worth young investors aged 18 to 44 in mainland China found that 81% of respondents hold overseas assets, with overseas assets accounting for an average of 43% of their investment portfolios.
The report indicates that overseas investment is no longer just an option for a small number of wealthy individuals in China, but is gradually becoming the mainstream strategy among young high-net-worth investors. The main drivers behind this trend are risk diversification, wealth protection, and access to international market investment opportunities.
Investors with overseas study, work, or business experience show a stronger willingness to allocate assets overseas, with 93% holding overseas assets and an average allocation ratio reaching 45%, significantly higher than the overall group of respondents.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1875328348374028/
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