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Pictet filing mistakenly showed US$15 bil bet on Chinese bank

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Pictet filing mistakenly showed US$15 bil bet on Chinese bank
A barrage of economic, financial and market-support measures reinvigorated investor confidence in Chinese shares and prompted the likes of Goldman Sachs Group to upgrade the nation’s stocks to overweight. Photo: Bloomberg
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A Hong Kong Exchange filing erroneously showed that Pictet Asset Management made a HK$121.2 billion ($20.33 billion) investment in China Construction Bank (CCB), according to the Swiss asset manager. 

The filing was issued late Monday in Hong Kong and indicated that Pictet had amassed a holding of 20 billion Hong Kong-listed shares in CCB, bought at an average price of HK$6.06. 

A Pictet spokeswoman said the information is incorrect. “Pictet Asset Management does not hold this position. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has been informed accordingly,” the spokeswoman said. 

Chinese shares have surged since late-September as a barrage of economic, financial and market-support measures reinvigorated investor confidence and prompted the likes of Goldman Sachs Group to upgrade the nation’s stocks to overweight. 

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing was not immediately available to comment. 

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