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Shuo Xu
Vice President, MSCI Research
About the Contributor
Shuo Xu is a member of MSCI’s Index Solutions Research team for the Asia-Pacific. He focuses on factor and multi-asset-class indexes and China-related topics. Shuo previously served for more than eight years in MSCI’s analytical team, working closely with different types of clients across the APAC region. He started his career at HSBC and JPMorgan Chase and is a chartered financial analyst by the CFA Institute.
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Would Integrating ESG in Chinese Equities Have Worked?
Jul 7, 2020 Naoya Nishimura , Shuo XuESG ratings have reflected financial risk and returns in developed-market and emerging-market equities. But was this true in China, where ESG considerations are still in their infancy?
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Market turbulence amid COVID-19 presented risks and opportunities. We explore how indexes , combined with the use of fundamental data, provided a wealth of information to help identify potential market dislocations.
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Outcome-Oriented Factor Investing with a ‘Barbell’ Approach
Jun 1, 2020 Zhen Wei , Shuo XuThough relatively new to wealth investors, index-based factor investing has some similarity to a high-conviction, outcome-oriented approach. We explore combining the two when seeking outcomes such as equity growth, yield enhancement and risk mitigation.
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Asset allocation and index futures during market crises
Mar 25, 2020 Zhen Wei , Shuo Xu , Wei XuDuring market crises, institutional investors have employed derivatives contracts to hedge market risks or express views on certain performance/risk characteristics. We explore prior use of futures for exposure management and tactical asset allocation.
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