We view China as a distinct asset class that plays a critical role in global growth. As institutional investment expands and U.S.–China relations continue to shape the 21st-century economy, our China ETFs equip investors to access the region's long-term potential. KraneShares is a leader in this space, having launched the KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB) in 2013 — the first of its kind1. Today, KWEB is one of the largest China ETFs globally1. This deep-rooted experience ensures our investors have sophisticated access to the world's second-largest economy.
Many exciting investment themes, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), E-Commerce, and semiconductors, are increasingly centered in China and Emerging Markets. These regions are no longer just low-cost producers; they are now hubs of primary innovation. Our China and Emerging Markets ETFs such as our flagship china Internet ETF, KWEB, and our emerging markets tech ETF, KEMQ, offer investors ways to gain access to AI and high-growth opportunities in China and broader Emerging Markets.
While the "Magnificent Seven" and US tech giants have led market performance in recent years, many investors are now grappling with portfolio concentration. A China ETF or Emerging Markets ETF could be a portfolio diversifier1, with long-term growth potential and underlying businesses concentrated outside the United States. Furthermore, our US & Developed Markets ETFs provide specialized exposure to US equities with hedged, buffered, or differentiated strategies to help balance a global portfolio.
1. Data from Bloomberg as of 12/31/2025.
2. Diversification does not ensure a profit or guarantee against a loss.
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