Accessing alternatives via ETFs

  Investors look beyond traditional asset classes      “By the very nature of how the ETF market has developed, the majority of products focus on traditional equity and fixed income asset classes,” observes Konrad Sippel, head of global product development at STOXX Limited. More complex products and indices are just one reason for the relatively low number of alternative products in the ETF

2012: A year of tactical “betas” with ETFs as trading tools

  Beta has been a dominant theme since the 2008 financial crisis     In the last few years, macro variables have been the main driver of performances for multi-asset port­folios. 2012 will be another macro year. It will be even more challenging. This article is a condensed summary of an in-depth study of asset price

Upbeat outlook for Brazil’s ETF market

Economic policy is biased toward supporting growth         After a relatively weak 2011, the Brazilian stock market has delivered a strong performance so far this year. The MSCI Brazil Index has rallied more than 20% year-to-date. Analysts believe Brazil ETFs offer great exposure to the Brazilian economy (more on specific ETFs later). Brazil has been on the radar screen of institutional investors for a

Institutional ETF uptake on the rise

Harvest harbours ambitions of being number one in China      China’s second largest asset manager, Harvest Fund Management, is flexing its muscles on the country’s thriving exchange traded fund (ETF) market by launching the first cross-exchange index product, the Harvest CSI 300 ETF.     Henry Zhao, CEO of Harvest Fund Management, told ETFI Asia in an exclusive interview that the

Know-how of behind-the-scenes mechanics of ETFs a must for Asian investors

  Trader predicts rest of region to follow in the footsteps of Japan     Chris Johnson, director of listed derivatives sales on Knight Capital’s ETF desk, was in Asia recently to meet clients and potential clients – he came prepared to explain why the company is such

New Products & Ideas

  Lyxor offers exposure to Thailand and Indonesia on SGX Lyxor International Asset Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of Société Générale, listed two new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on SGX on February 24. The latest additions were to further complement the existing Lyxor ETF range in Singapore, and provide convenient and cost-efficient access to global markets. The two new Lyxor ETFs were the Lyxor ETF

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