Classic hedge fund trade is a winner in China’s two-speed market

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The China Securities Regulatory Commission approved an increase in margin requirements for short selling starting July 22, while the country’s biggest stock-lending provider suspended its business of lending securities to brokerages from July 11.

Among examples of divergence in Chinese stocks this year, the energy sector of the MSCI China Index jumped 27 percent through July 15, while the health-care sector slid 27 percent.

Among the roughly 600 equity long-short funds globally with assets of at least $50 million and a minimum track record of 18 months, only 35 focus exclusively on China, according to hedge-fund research firm PivotalPath.