Mirae Asset Global Investments Launches Mirae TIGER China Securities ETF, Tracking the Solactive China Securities Index
you are currently viewing:Mirae Asset Global Investments Launches Mirae TIGER China Securities ETF, Tracking the Solactive China Securities IndexFebruary 2, 2026-Solactive is pleased to announce its collaboration with Mirae Asset Global Investments on the launch of the TIGER China Securities ETF, which tracks the Solactive China Securities Index. The ETF is designed to track the performance of China's leading securities firms and online financial platforms-amid recent policy and market developments in the Chinese capital markets. The Chinese securities sector plays a pivotal role in supporting capital formation and financial innovation. As China enters its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), the government is implementing a series of policies to strengthen its financial system, enhance capital market functionality, and expand financial openness. With the backdrop of elevated trading activity and rising equity participation, market attention has increasingly shifted from savings toward the stock market, highlighting the structural role of the sector within China's financial system. Source: Solactive |
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