spdr switch domicile on 13 etfs
SPDR, the ETF arm of State Street Global Advisors, is to switch the domicile of 13 of its funds from France to Ireland and cut fees on 15 of its core equity and fixed income products.
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Source launches new ETF to track Japan index
The latest product to emerge from the pipeline of exchange traded product provider Source aims to provide exposure to Japan’s stock market.
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Lyxor launches LSE-listed China Ashares ETF
Lyxor has listed a China A-shares ETF on the London Stock Exchange in a bid to take advantage on increased investor appetite for the market.
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European US and Japanese ETF inflows hit record
European-listed ETFs and ETP assets reached a record high at the end of August of $477.4bn, ETFGI said on Monday.
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iShares launches French equity ETF
In a bid to take advantage of growing interest in single-country ETFs, the Blackrock passive arm has launched its eighth such product, tracking the MSCI France index.
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Invesco Powershares adds Swiss business
Invesco Powershares has appointed Giles Boitel as business development director for Switzerland.
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Active vs passive debate reunited
The passive versus active debate often feels as outdated as talking up old boy band rivalries, still, as long as markets are heading in One Direction, the New Kids On The Block will continue kicking up a fuss.
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Strong July propels ETFs and ETPs
Global ETFs and ETPs have taken in a record $161bn of net new assets (NNA) so far this year following a particularly strong performance in July.
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ETP flows outpacing last year – BlackRock
Global ETPs have gathered $36.3bn in June meaning year-to-date flows are ahead of the same point in 2013, BlackRock said.
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ETF Securities launches new US energy fund
According to the ETP provider, the new product will allow European investors access to the US energy space in a new way.
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Amundi slashes fees on EM ETFs
The fund provider is undercutting the costs of direct competitors in the emerging market ETF space.
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state street launches euro stoxx etf product
Tapping into the low volatility trend, State Street is offering an ETF tracking the Euro Stoxx Low Risk Weighted 100 Index.