China's quantitative hedge funds are adjusting their strategies as regulators in the country tighten oversight following a market crash. These 'quant' funds, which rely on complex algorithms and mathematical models to make investment decisions, are facing increased scrutiny to prevent excessive risk-taking and market manipulation.
Regulators in China have been cracking down on the financial industry in recent years, particularly after the stock market turbulence in 2015. The aim is to ensure stability and protect investors from potential losses due to risky trading practices.
