"FXI" has $8.37 billion in assets, and only holds "mega cap" Hong Kong-based Chinese companies that depend largely on exports to the West. The proposed MSCI China Index Fund would provide deeper exposure to the rapidly growing domestic Chinese economy than the iShares FTSE China 25 Index Fund (NYSEArca:FXI), which is currently the largest China ETF. iShares' filing comes at a time of rising inflationary pressures in China and intimations of a real estate bubble similar to the one that contributed to the "Great Recession" in the developed world.