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You can't compare apple to an orange as they are so different. I'll list the advantage is risk for you so that you have a better view.
A50 (2823) - It is a basket of A-shares investing into China.. Risks are that the holdings are not direct A-Shares (equity linked structured products). Issuers of the structured products are big global banks, but if any one bankrupted, you could have total loss of that structures issued by that bank.
Greater China - It invest into China, HK and Taiwan with high focus into China. China exposure could be mix of A, B, or H shares. the fund manager could move the money around within China, HK and Taiwan depending on which place they find more investment potential. Risk is that it is very focus into Greater China, and in general if China market drop, so are HK and Taiwan, therefore the risk diversification is not a lot.
India - Investing into India via direct India market or India companies listed in our exchanges like London and US. India has positive economic growth forecast for the next three years and it is likely to be one of the top pick country to be invested into during early recovery stage. Risk are the following, high political risk and high government control over the stock market, high currency risk of the INR (potential depreciation)
Before you decide, you should first check with your investment advisor for latest market update, and whether they would provide good monitoring of your investment. As ongoing market update and monitor play a very important role to you decision to these investments as all three are very high risk.
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