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New Deutsche Asset Management smart beta bond index ETF launched on Xetra
August 4, 2017--ETF offers access to high quality emerging market government bonds with a
currency hedge
A new exchange traded fund (ETF) issued by Deutsche Asset Management has been tradable on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Friday.
The bond index ETF enables
investors to participate in the performance of emerging market government bonds denominated in US dollars that meet particular quality criteria. The benchmark
index components are weighted according to fundamental data such as per capita
GDP or the rate of inflation. The exchange rate risk between the US dollar and the euro is minimised with this ETF.
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Source: Deutsche Börse Cash Market
EBA publishes a Discussion Paper on its approach to FinTech
August 4, 2017--The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today a Discussion Paper on its approach to financial technology (FinTech). The EBA sets out in the Discussion Paper the results of the first EU-wide FinTech mapping exercise and its proposals for future work on FinTech.
FinTech has the potential to transform the provision of financial services. For this reason, public authorities in the EU and beyond have started to investigate the impact FinTech is having on the financial system and its regulation and supervision.
view the EBA Discussion Paper on Fintech
Source: European Banking Authority (EBA)
Mind the cap: dark trading under MiFID II
August 3, 2017--With Australia and Canada having already adopted new rules to oversee trading within dark pools, it is now Europe's turn to shed some light on this activity.
Considering that only about 9% of European equities were traded within dark pools in 2014 (in comparison to about 40% in the US), it may seem surprising that MiFID II is seeking a highly inflexible approach towards dark trading, predominantly through the introduction of controversial caps by 2017.
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Source: regtechfs.com
SIX Swiss Exchange ETF Market Report: 2nd quarter 2017
August 3, 2017--This report provides detailed figures regarding the performance of SIX Swiss Exchange's ETF segment.
Today, SIX Swiss Exchange published the new ETF Market Report. In order to provide you with even more information about the development of its ETF segment, SIX Swiss Exchange has comprehensively revised and enhanced its report ETF Quarterly Statistics.
Many new ETFs listed
The second quarter on the Swiss ETF market was somewhat weaker than the traditionally strong Q1 of a year: ETF turnover declined from CHF 33.1 billion in Q1 2017 to recently CHF 28.6 billion. However, the most recent ETF turnover figures are very robust compared to Q2 2016 (CHF 22.3 billion), rising by around 30%.
view the ETF Market Report: 2nd quarter 2017
Source: SIX Swiss Exchange
National Statistics: UK official holdings of international reserves: July 2017
August 3, 2017--This monthly release shows details of movements in the UK's official holdings of international reserves, or assets. These consist of gold, foreign currency assets and International Monetary Fund assets.
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Source: HM Treasury
July turnover at Boerse Stuttgart in region of EUR 6 billion
August 2, 2017--Investment products and debt instruments show year-on-year increase in trading volume
Based on the order book statistics, turnover at Boerse Stuttgart in July 2017 was around EUR 6 billion.
The lion's share of this total, around EUR 2.5 billion, was generated by securitised derivatives-approximately EUR 1.2 billion from leverage products and around EUR 1.3 billion (up 5 percent on July 2016) from investment products.
Turnover at Deutsche Borse's cash markets at 118.9 billion euros in July Broken down by asset classes, cash market turnover in equities reached about €106.1 billion. Turnover in ETFs/ETCs/ETNs amounted to €11.1 billion. Turnover in bonds was €0.4 billion, in structured products €1.1 billion and in funds €0.1 billion. view more Infographic-The UK's Brexit Options in the Eurozone landscape Dark trading and market quality view the FCA Occasional Paper No. 29-Aggregate market quality implications of dark trading Eurozone Economy Speeds Up, Raising Chance of Stimulus Taper view more If you are looking for a particuliar article and can not find it, please feel free to contact us for assistace.
Source: Boerse Stuttgart
August 1, 2017--Trading volume increased by 18 percent year-on-year
Order book turnover on Deutsche Börse cash markets totalled €118.9 billion in July (July 2016: €100.8 billion). Of the €118.9 billion, €109.1 billion were attributable to Xetra (July 2016: €91.8 billion) and €3.5 billion to Börse Frankfurt (July 2016: €3.4 billion).
Order book turnover on Tradegate Exchange totalled €6.3 billion (July 2016: €5.5 billion).
Source: Deutsche Börse Cash Markets
August 1, 2017--The Eurozone? The European Economic Area? The European Free-Trade Area? The European Customs Union? Whaaat?
A graphic that hopefully clarifies the complex structure of the European Union and the UK's various routes for Brexit.
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Source: Information is Beautiful.com
August 1, 2017-Moderate levels of activity in UK dark pools appear to support market quality in equities.
Changes in regulation, coupled with advances in tech, have led to a proliferation in new classes of trading venues. One of the most important are 'dark pools'-where orders with no pre-trade transparency are executed. In other words, where there is no visibility of the order book.
Dark pools attract big institutional investors for a number of reasons. Not only do they offer firms the opportunity to execute large trades while avoiding significant price impacts. In most cases they provide better prices than lit venues.
Source: fca.org.uk
August 1, 2017--Currency area's GDP has grown faster than the U.S.'s over the last 18 months
The eurozone's economy quickened in the second quarter, raising expectations the European Central Bank will begin to phase out its stimulus measures next year as the region emerges from the shadow of the past decade's financial crises.
Gross domestic product in the 19-country euro currency zone grew by 0.6% in the three months to June, an annualized pace of 2.3% and a slight improvement from the 0.5% expansion in the first...
Source: Wall Street Journal
