Current location - Trademark Inquiry Complete Network - Tian Tian Fund - What happened to bridgewater's A-share market?
What happened to bridgewater's A-share market?
Analysis of Flash Bull: According to the website of China Asset Management Association, Bridgewater, the world's number one hedge fund, completed the registration of private placement manager on June 29th, which took the first step for its private placement business in China. The registered private placement manager is "Qiaoshui (China) Investment Management Co., Ltd." (hereinafter referred to as "Qiaoshui China").

According to industrial and commercial data, Qiaoshui (China) was founded in March 20 16, and its legal representative was changed from Rui Daglio, the founder of Qiaoshui, to Rebecca in March 20 17. 2065438+In March 2008, Qiaoshui (China) changed its business scope to "investment management" to prepare for applying for the qualification of private placement manager.

It is understood that Bridgewater not only has outstanding long-term performance, but also the founder Daglio has a deep understanding of the China market. According to industry insiders, the entry of Qiaoshui into the private equity industry in China is worthy of attention.

Bridgewater is the largest and most profitable hedge fund in the world. According to the latest filing data of China Fund Association, Bridgewater, the world's largest and most profitable hedge fund, successfully obtained a domestic private placement license on June 29th. When it enters China, it can only be said that A shares are becoming more and more open and inclusive. At present, A shares are also attracting the attention of international capital, which is another major event of international capital after the MSCI index was formally included in A shares in June.

It is worth noting that Bridgewater is a world-renowned short-selling fund. However, at present, the stock index futures, the main short-selling tool of A shares, have been castrated and cannot be effectively shorted. However, margin trading depends on the stock of the securities company. Even if you open a short account, it is not easy to get short securities, which leads to an overall air crash. Of course, Bridgewater's business is not all short, but also long. However, even if it is mainly long, A shares with serious oversold, low-priced stocks and broken net stocks are at the bottom of history. In the medium and long term, it is also a great opportunity. Bridgewater's timing was quite "smart", and he also grasped the opportunity.

It remains to be seen whether A-shares have taught Bridgewater to be a man, or whether Bridgewater has taught A-share investors how to invest more.