Bloomberg: As AI-Driven Capital Flows Accelerate, Assets Under Management in China’s Quantitative Funds Double to 2.6 Trillion Yuan in One Year
Svmuu News: Driven by the widespread application of artificial intelligence technology and leading performance, China’s quantitative funds are experiencing a surge in investment, with assets under management doubling in less than a year and surpassing 2.6 trillion yuan. Industry insiders believe that the investment logic has shifted from “choosing quantitative funds” to “choosing quantitative firms with the strongest AI capabilities,” with leading firms continuing to expand their technological moats through their advantages in AI, data, and talent. However, as the scale of quantitative funds continues to expand and market pricing efficiency improves, the industry expects that generating excess returns will become even more challenging. (Bloomberg)
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