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New Amundi ETF on Xetra: Bonds from companies with good sustainability ratings
April 16, 2019--Since Tuesday a new Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) issued by Amundi is tradable via Xetra and Börse Frankfurt
With the Amundi ETF-AMUNDI INDEX US CORP SRI UCITS ETF DR - USD investors can participate in the performance of fixed-interest investment-grade debt securities, which are denominated in US dollars and issued by companies meeting good sustainability criteria.
The underlying benchmark index excludes bonds issued by companies involved in alcohol, tobacco, gambling, military and civil weapons, nuclear power, pornography or genetic manipulation business.
Name: AMUNDI INDEX US CORP SRI UCITS ETF DR-USD
Asset class: Bond ETF
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Source: Deutsche Börse Cash Market
New iShares ETF on Xetra: Exclusive access to emerging Gulf States region
April 16, 2019--A new iShares Exchange Traded Fund has been available for trading on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Tuesday.>br>
The iShares MSCI Saudi Arabia Capped UCITS ETF (Acc) offers investors access to large to mid cap Saudi Arabian equities.
This fully replicating ETF is based on the MSCI Saudi Arabia 20/35 index, which ensures a diversified index composition through a maximum share weighting of up to 35 per cent for the largest issuer and up to 20 per cent for the other issuers.
The iShares MSCI Saudi Arabia Capped UCITS ETF (Acc) offers investors access to large to mid cap Saudi Arabian equities. This fully replicating ETF is based on the MSCI Saudi Arabia 20/35 index, which ensures a diversified index composition through a maximum share weighting of up to 35 per cent for the largest issuer and up to 20 per cent for the other issuers.
The investment product is tradable as an accumulating share class.
Name:iShares MSCI Saudi Arabia Capped UCITS ETF (Acc)
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Source: Deutsche Börse Cash Markets
Monday Morning Memo: Review of the European ETF Market, March 2018
April 15, 2019--The promoters of ETFs in Europe enjoyed net inflows for March. These inflows led, in combination with a positive performance of the underlying markets, to increased assets under management in the European ETF industry.
In more detail, the assets under management in the European ETF industry increased from €707.3 bn as of February 28, 2019, to €725.2 bn at the end of March. The increase of €17.9 bn for March was driven by the performance of the underlying markets (+€12.7 bn), while net sales contributed inflows of €5.2 bn to assets under management in the European ETF segment.
With regard to the overall number of products, it was not surprising equity funds (€504.3 bn) held the majority of the assets, followed by bond funds (€190.4 bn), commodity products (€18.8 bn), "other" funds (€5.5 bn), money market funds (€4.0 bn), mixed-asset funds (€1.6 bn), and alternative UCITS products (€0.6 bn).
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Source: Refinitiv
Lyxor-Informed Investor: Money Monitor March 2019-European ETF flows slow again
April 15, 2019--Net new assets in the European ETF market decelerated in March to €5.2bn from the €13.7bn we saw in February. Equity inflows collapsed (-€1.7bn) after strong outflows from developed market equities (-€2.1bn) and lesser inflows into emerging markets equities (€0.4bn). At the same time, fixed income ETFs enjoyed massive inflows (€5.8bn) for a fourth consecutive month driven by developed corporate bonds and emerging market government bonds.
Commodity ETFs flows, which had turned ever so slightly positive last month, resumed their negative trend.It was another positive month for Smart Beta ETFs with €1.1bn of inflows, mostly on the quality factor. Lastly, ESG flows (€406m) were far lower than in February (€1.1bn) but are still positive on every one of the ESG categories.
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Source: Lyxor
Broker research spending slashed after Mifid II
April 13, 2019--Budgets 'down by an average of 30 per cent' but variations are significant
The second Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, known as Mifid II, which came into effect last year, forced asset managers to separate the cost of research from trading commissions paid to brokers, a process known as unbundling.
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Source: FT.com
Brexit: EU summit agrees delay until 31 October
April 11, 2019--EU leaders agreed late Wednesday evening at their special summit to give the United Kingdom an extension of Article 50 until the end of October 2019.
Their decision was taken in agreement with the UK.
"Such an extension should last only as long as necessary and, in any event, no longer than 31 October," said the Council Conclusions. "If the withdrawal agreement is ratified by both parties before this date, the withdrawal will take place on the first day of the following month."
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Source: eubusiness.com
"Largely positive" results for European ETF flows in Q1
April 11, 2019--Inflows into European ETFs were "largely positive" in the first quarter, despite a minor slowdown in March, according to figures from Amundi Asset Management.
Reaching &euro:25 billion, these new net flows were primarily driven by fixed income products, the report found.
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Source: funds-europe.com
Investors flee UK stock funds on Brexit worries
April 11, 2019--Investors withdrew $304.5m from funds that invest in UK shares for the week ending Wednesday, extending the total for the year past $1bn and to $24.8bn since the vote three years ago, according to EPFR Global data.
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Source: FT.com
ESMA-Q&A on Prospectus Related
April 11, 2019--ESMA has published the ESMA- Q&A on Prospectus Related Topics.
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Source: ESMA
FTSE Russell-Four factors fueling Europe's ETF fixed income surge
April 11, 2019--ETF usage among institutional investors in Europe has been on the rise, and fixed income ETFs have been a key driver behind this growth. European institutions surveyed in a recent Greenwich Associates study indicated that fixed income ETFs as a percentage of their portfolios more than doubled from 2017 to 2018.1
As fixed income ETF inflows in Europe continue to pick up steam, we've identified four primary reasons behind this trend.
Reason 1: European institutions are becoming more comfortable with the ETF structure
The rapid growth of ETFs has given rise to many ETF misconceptions. One such myth is that ETF trading contributes to market volatility. However, more European investors are discovering that quite the opposite is true. In fact, a growing number of them have found ETFs to be useful tools during times of volatility, particularly in fixed income markets.
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Source: FTSE Russell
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