Those complaints do not apply to CN. In fact, the ETF has one of the deepest benches among U.S.-listed China ETFs.
In addition its A-shares allocations, CN features exposure to China B-shares, China H-shares, China Red Chips, China P-Chips, China ADRs, and securities of Chinese companies listed in the US and Singapore. The ETF holds nearly 150 stocks or almost five times as many as the largest U.S.-listed China ETF. Roughly half of CN’s constituents are listed in the U.S., including Baidu (NasdaqGS: BIDU) and oil giants Cnooc (NYSE: CEO) and PetroChina (NYSE: PTR).
Baidu, China’s largest Internet search provider, is not the end of CN’s Chinese Internet stock exposure. The ETF features light allocations to Alibaba (NYSE: BABA), JD.com (NasdaqGS: JD), Vipshop (NYSE: VIPS) and Ctrip (NasdaqGS: CTRP), among others. [New Fund Improves China ETF Experience]
Deutsche X-trackers Harvest MSCI All China Equity ETF
