Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Chinese Multi-Asset Funds Excel with Tech Investments
Chinese multi-asset funds did really well last year by investing a lot in technology and AI-related companies.
They took 13 out of the top 20 spots among the world's best-performing funds.
Many of these funds invested in the same few companies, like Eoptolink Technology and Zhongji Innolight, which saw huge increases in their stock prices.
The Chinese stock market also did well, rising for two years in a row after a long slump.
The government helped by encouraging more investments in the stock market.
Other top funds came from Turkey, Greece, France, and Japan, focusing on precious metals.
Chinese multi-asset funds dominated global top performers with 13 out of 20 spots.
Seven funds achieved over 100% returns, driven by investments in tech and AI stocks.
Key holdings included Eoptolink Technology and Zhongji Innolight, with significant stock price increases.
The MSCI China Index rose 28%, its best performance since 2017.
Regulatory efforts in China encouraged more investments in local equities and foreign participation.
- Who
- Chinese multi-asset funds and their investors
- What
- Dominance in global top-performing funds through tech investments
- When
- Over the course of 2025
- Where
- China, with global comparisons
- Why
- Strong performance driven by AI and tech stock investments, regulatory support
- Top Performers
- 13 of top 20 global multi-asset funds
- Highest Returns
- Seven funds with over 100% returns
- Key Investment
- Optical communications and AI-related stocks
- Market Index
- MSCI China Index up 28%
- Regulatory Push
- Increased local equities holdings and foreign investment