Foreign Institutional Investor
Key Facts
Abbreviation
FII
Pronunciation
/ˈfɔrən ˌɪnstɪˈtuʃənəl ˌɪnˈvɛstər/
Category
Business
Related Field
General
Examples in Context
- At present, foreign investors can invest only in local currency stocks and bonds in China under the existing qualified foreign institutional investor programme.
- The bank has applied to Beijing for a quota under the qualified foreign institutional investor ( QFII ) programme, which allows overseas groups to buy equities and bonds on the mainland.
- More product opportunities may open up under the qualified domestic institutional investor ( QDII ) and qualified foreign institutional investor ( QFII ) schemes, but this is likely to largely benefit Chinese asset managers.
- However, regulators in China are making greater efforts to open up the stock market to overseas investors, principally through the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor(FII)s ( QFIIs ) system and the Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor(FII) ( RQFII ) project.
- Currently the main channel through which fund companies can invest offshore renminbi in mainland capital markets is the Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor(FII) programme.
Other meanings of FII
Foreign Institutional Investors
Business
Foreign Institutional Investment
Business
Foreign Indirect Investment
Business
Foreign Investment Inflows
Business
Fii Group
Business
Federated Investors Inc
Business
Financial Integration Index
Business