Through years of spectacular and almost unprecedented growth, China has successfully transitioned itself from being a stagnant, centrally-controlled, inefficient market to an upper middle income country — and one of the world’s major economic powers. While its economic growth has surpassed those of many developed markets, the China financial market is still not as open as many other countries’. In this article, we touch on the four most common questions we hear when it comes to investing in China. Should I be worried about regulation risk in China? China authorities’ clampdown on tuition, gaming and real estate companies has led to market jitters from both domestic and foreign investors. The various regulatory crackdowns caused sharp sell-downs on China's share markets, resulting in the market capitalisation of some of its largest companies, such Alibaba Group Holding Limited, to plummet. Even diversified China tech ETFs such as KWEB have not yet recovered...