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Investors naturally gravitate towards more defensive ideas and strategies in times of heightened market concern
Low-cost and active ETFs attracted $39bn in October, mid-market vehicles suffered a net $4bn in outflows
Traders wait for signs of strong economic rebound before buying back in
Boston-based firm that created the mutual fund embraces fast-rising rival fund structure
US Treasury exchange traded funds draw nearly $30bn of inflows in September
Assets in Europe-domiciled passively managed funds grew threefold to €2.8tn between June 2014 and June 2023
With $10bn in active ETFs in Europe the lender is already the continent’s largest provider of the products
Move by S&P Dow Jones Indices highlights risks of swap-based contracts, especially in frontier markets
Markets appear inefficient enough to justify large investors’ use of them
Active ETFs in Europe pull in €9.3bn since the start of last year, following strong growth in the US
‘Bold’ move to cut fees to 0.03% means manager can go no lower without losing money, analyst says
Exotic strategies . . . in real life confound investors into costly mistakes
Most DIY platforms suggest between 10 and 15
Handful of companies propel all of this year’s gains in the MSCI All-Country World index
Is the glut of new ETFs an augury of a catastrophe?
Analysts are asking how much of the country’s buoyancy is priced in to valuations
As demand for exclusionary investments rises, AI especially is evolving to process information on companies’ activities
Their market share is a third of that in the US but, as platforms lower costs and technical hurdles, younger investors are showing interest
Reaction to SEC’s decision not to appeal against Grayscale ruling suggests investors think approval looks more likely
Researchers suggest reduced lending fees encourage short selling and that impact is greater on hard-to-borrow stocks
Investors pulled out $4.1bn in September even as they poured $30.7bn into large-cap US stocks — many of which issued the debt
Kosdaq one of world’s best performers as retail investors pile into superconductor, battery materials and salt stocks
Research shows continuing effect on investment decisions, despite a pushback against ‘woke’ capitalism
The nine ETFs saw combined trading volume of $6.6mn on Monday — attracting only a fraction of BITO’s $1bn initial haul
Regulators and politicians are focusing on the accuracy, transparency and potential for conflicts of interest with sustainability scores
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