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Jain was on track for another stellar year, in part thanks to his long-held underweight position in Chinese stocks.

US regulator hauls up the fund management giant for violating whistleblower protections by making staff sign overly restrictive non-disclosure agreements.

GQG Partners settled without admitting or denying wrongdoing while acknowledging the US SEC's jurisdiction in the case.

GQG Partners LLC, promoted by India-born Rajiv Jain, has agreed to settle charges relating to alleged violation of the whistleblower protection rules of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by paying a US $ 500,000 civil penalty to the US regulator.

The manager of the top-performing $23 billion GQG Partners Emerging Markets Equity Fund has kept his holdings in Chinese stocks at about 12 per cent

GQG Partners Emerging Markets Equity Fund has kept his holdings in Chinese stocks at about 12% of the fund — roughly half of the weighting of its benchmark.