European exchange-traded funds (ETFs) enjoyed net inflows of €9.5 billion in November, well above the rolling 12-month average of €7.4 billion a month.
European exchange-traded funds (ETFs) enjoyed net inflows of €9.5 billion in November, well above the rolling 12-month average of €7.4 billion a month.
US exchange-traded product (ETP) provider WisdomTree has launched three fixed income ETPs, offering investors inverse exposure to UK gilts, German bunds and US treasury bonds.
Emerging technology like artificial intelligence and the blockchain have become an area of focus for ETF manufacturers and promoters, finds Nicholas Pratt.
Two years into his job as Schroders’ global head of distribution, John Troiano tells Mark Latham about how the firm continues to buck the trend towards passive investment and its preparations for MiFID II and Brexit.
BNP Paribas Asset Management has appointed Elodie Lelief to its ETF and indexed fund solutions sales team within its newly-created multi-asset, quantitative and solutions investment group.
Fund transaction fees can be much higher than their quoted ongoing charge figures (OCFs) suggest, research has found.
Euroclear Bank, the Brussels-based market infrastructure provider, has won Franklin Templeton and JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) to its centralised ETF issuance and settlement platform.
Invesco PowerShares has launched five ETFs offering investors exposure to factor investing in the European equity market.
Two ETF providers have added to the supply of fixed income ETFs. UBS Asset Management (UBS AM) has launched an emerging markets bond product – while in a separate move BlackRock is offering a global bond product.
Investors who are new to ETFs will plough in billions of dollars to these funds in the next three years and more firms will offer them, many industry professionals believe.
