The three funds are Value Partners HKD Money Market ETF; Value Partners RMB Money Market ETF; and Value Partners USD Money Market ETF. They will invest primarily in a portfolio of short-term, high-quality money market instruments issued by governments, quasi-governments, international organizations, financial institutions and corporation.

The funds aim to deliver capital stability and steady income with low volatility, plus daily dealing without lock-up period to allow investors quick access to their capital. Traded on-exchange like stocks, they offer retail investors a flexible and convenient way to manage idle capital. At the same time, investors are offered additional options to diversify their portfolios across multiple issuers, while also strengthening portfolio resilience by generating potential yield through the utilisation of idle funds.

"The launch of our Money Market ETFs arrives during a favourable environment for this asset class. The ETFs allow investors to earn a competitive yield on their idle cash while maintaining a high degree of capital preservation and liquidity, meeting a critical need in today’s uncertain market climate,” Gordon Ip, chief investment officer, fixed income at Value Partners, said. “This initiative also highlights our ambition to capture growing retail demand for simple, transparent cash management tools, but also to contribute to a more vibrant and diversified ETF marketplace in Hong Kong."

Global money market funds have seen significant inflows, with assets under management reaching approximately $7.3 trillion as of 24 September 2025. This trend reflects a growing preference for capital preservation amid heightened macroeconomic uncertainty, the firm said. The Value Partners Money Market ETFs allow investors to participate in this defensive universe through accessible, transparent and flexible ETF solutions across three key currencies: the HKD Money Market ETF for local currency management, the RMB Money Market ETF to capture opportunities from the Renminbi's internationalisation, and the USD Money Market ETF for US dollar exposure.