国寿(02628.HK):留意到内地股市估值相当高 已作相应配置
国寿(02628.HK)投资管理中心负责人张涤於记者会上表示,公司对中国股票市场长期向好的看法不变,主要由到宏观经济因素向好支持,加上资本市场向完善,例如引入注册制;投资者结构亦有改善,机构投资者占比提升,投资者成熟度亦提升。本地人及外资对中国股市亦有资产配置需要。
她指,留意到过去两年中国股市已累积一定升幅,估值相当高,公司去年底已预见相关情况,并已作出相应安排。
至於债券方面,她指去年4月债息见新底,公司已把握机遇作出配置,亦留意到信用债风险。
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