Chinese investors are parking their cash in bonds, insurance products and real estate in top-tier cities as they look for haven investments following the mainland’s stock market rout, The Wall Street Journal reported. Fixed-income products rose by 50% in September month-on-month as stock sales fell by the same, according to wealth-management product site howbuy.com. Investors are also buying policies from insurers that combine insurance and investment and are billed as offering safe, steady returns, while professional managers have begun shifting assets from stocks to bonds and properties. In September home prices rose 0.3% month-on-month as investors concentrated their buying in China’s top cities, viewed as safer bets.