CSOP East-West Select (03441.HK) +1.70%; southbound buys high yield

NewTimeSpace News: As of 13:25 HKT on October 30, 2026, the CSOP FTSE East-West Equity Select ETF (03441.HK) was up 1.70% intraday at a latest price of HK$13.760, with turnover of HK$122 million on 8.8963 million shares and a turnover rate of 3.56%.

The ETF is managed by CSOP Asset Management Limited and tracks the FTSE ETF Connect East-West Heritage Equity Select Index (net total return version), which is made up of two parts: Hong Kong high-dividend stocks and US free-cash-flow stocks. As of the same time, it had assets of HK$3.389 billion, a net asset value per unit of HK$13.556 and a board lot of 100 shares; its 52-week price range was HK$10.090 to HK$13.830.

21st Century Business Herald reported that since the start of October, southbound funds have continued to tilt structurally toward high-dividend sectors such as telecom, energy and banks.

Guosen Securities said that from a positioning perspective, allocations to dividend assets across various types of funds remain at a low level and the unwinding of technology holdings is not yet complete; with the year-end approaching, insurers may position early for next year's investment targets.