#Chinainsights#Chinanews More and more fund managers are now receiving requests from clients to " de-China " their investment portfolios to reduce geopolitical risk. Political pressure on Western government funds investing in China has been mounting for the past five years, and the poor performance of China's stock market in recent years, particularly in 2024, has accelerated the exit of foreign capital. Over the years, the enthusiasm that American investors once had for China has fueled the growth of several private equity funds that specialize in China investments. As of 2019, these funds attracted as much as $140 billion in capital, much of it from individuals and pension funds. By 2021, that figure shrank to $93 billion, and in the first ten months of 2023, those inflows shrank to $4 billion. Now, the world's largest funds, including the American ones, have begun to quietly withdraw from the risky China market, including by removing as much as $68 billion of international funds invested in the Hong Kong market. Have questions? Do you have something to share with us about China? We want to hear from you! Email: Cinsights.subscription@gmail.com Facebook www.facebook.com/EyesOnChina. Your support allows us to produce more high-quality videos. Copyright @ China Insights 2021. Any illegal reproduction of this content in any form will result in immediate action against the person(s) concerned.