Source targets expansion with big leadership restructure
Source, one of the largest providers of ETFs in Europe, is realigning the responsibilities of its coverage team to keep pace with the fast changing ETF market in Europe.
Source, one of the largest providers of ETFs in Europe, is realigning the responsibilities of its coverage team to keep pace with the fast changing ETF market in Europe.
Lombard Odier Investment Managers has broadened the product range it offers through its partnership with ETF Securities by listing a GBP-hedged share class of its Global Corporate Bond Fundamental ETF on the London Stock Exchange.
US funds giant BlackRock has launched a sustainable bond exchange-traded fund (ETF) in response to growing demand for investments that incorporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors.
Invesco Powershares has listed its PowerShares Euro STOXX High Dividend Low Volatility UCITS ETF on the London Stock Exchange.
US funds giant BlackRock said its iShares business had seen $130bn of new inflows during 2015 as strong retail and institutional demand drove the global exchange traded funds (ETFs) to post a record annual increase of $347bn.
The Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) Regulatory Authority has introduced a new set of Islamic banking regulations and a revised set of its Conduct of Business rules to boost the Gulf nation’s appeal to financial businesses and investors.
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management has launched its first strategic beta sovereign bond exchange-traded fund (ETF).
Vanguard has launched its first range of active ETFs as it seeks to extend its presence in Europe into active funds.
ETF provider Source has appointed Legal & General Investment Management as manager for a new physical fund platform, Source Markets II Plc.
In anticipation of a Fed rate hike, institutional investors have withdrawn $1bn from their emerging market debt holdings in the past two weeks, according to data collated by the International Institute of Finance.
While some have been keen to pronounce platforms to be ‘dead’ providers do not seem willing to throw in the towel and have launched a counter-attack.
Hong Kong’s advisory body for developing financial services said action must be taken to stop the city from being overtaken by other jurisdictions as a centre for exchange-traded funds.