Investors exited European long-term funds in October in a scale last seen at the height of the eurozone crisis in August 2011.
Investors exited European long-term funds in October in a scale last seen at the height of the eurozone crisis in August 2011.
Emerging Markets (EM) hedge funds extended their year-to-date losses into October, as global and EM regional equities, currencies and hedge funds all posted sharp declines in the worst losses since 2016.
Fiona Rintoul looks at why bonds may make more sense in an ETF wrapper than equities do.
Following its recent launch of an active product, JP Morgan’s head of ETFs joined our roundtable to discuss active funds in the ETF format. The panel also discusses zero-fees and other ETF developments.
This autumn’s sell-off (which erased the S&P 500’s YTD gains) hasn’t dampened enthusiasm for US equities.
Funds saw continued net outflows in October, the 6th consecutive month that the European industry has seen large redemptions from long-term investment products.
Mirabaud Asset Management has appointed Hywel Franklin to the post of senior portfolio manager and head of the firm’s European Small and Mid-Cap Equities team.
The equivalent of $1.39 billion (€1.22 billion) flowed into exchange-traded products (ETPs) during October despite market volatility and the S&P 500 falling 6.8%.
Dublin-based Mediolanum Asset Management has launched a thematic global equities fund.
Professional services firm Aon has unveiled a multi-factor index which aims to fill a gap in the market for products targeting specific factors.
