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LSE November 2016 ETF & ETP Monthly Report
December 16, 2016--We are pleased to announce that the Voluntary OTC Trade Reporting service is now free for both member firms and non-member firms to report trades, and free for issuers to add the relevant ISIN and TIDM to trading sector EOTC within trading segment ETFS to allow voluntary OTC trade reporting in a European listed ETF/ETP that is not London listed.
Listings
16 new ETFs and 11 other ETPs were listed on London Stock Exchange in November. 122 new ETFs and 20 new other ETPs have been listed in 2016.
There are now 908 ETFs (available as 1,384 lines through multi-currency offerings) and 413 other ETPs (available as 473 lines) on our London market.
UBS launched 11 ETCs and 4 ETFs: 11 ETCs cover Gold, Wheat, Energy, Livestock, Agriculture, Precious Metal, WTI Crude Oil etc.
3 fixed income ETFs and 1 S&P 500 ETF
WisdomTree listed 9 equity ETFs covering Emerging Markets, the US, Europe and Global Markets.
We also welcomed another 3 ETFs from 3 issuers: DBXT MSCI USA Minimum Volatility ETF, ISH S&P 500 Min Vol ETF EUR HDGD ACC and Lyxor Thomson Reuters CRB EX-AGRI.
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Source: London Stock Exchange Group
Borsa Italiana: ETFstat November 2016
December 15, 2016--December 15, 2016--New Listing
21 new instruments were listed on ETFplus market
At the end of November there were listed 1169 instruments (735 ETFs, 302 ETCs/ETNs and 132 open-end funds)
AUM
At the end of November, the Asset Under Management (AUM) deposited in Italy reaches €52.69bn (47.21bn for ETFs, 5.38bn for ETCs/ETNs and 0.100bn for open-end funds) with a grow of 6.03% compared to November 2015
Trading
489,316 trades registered during November
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Source: Borsa Italiana
Amundi-Monthly ETF Allocation Ideas-SPECIAL EDITION November 2016
December 14, 2016--Asset allocation: 2017 and beyond
1 Elections in Europe, Brexit, financial stability in China and the direction
of budgetary and fiscal policy-
four key factors in the years to come?
A year ago, we were reiterating our forecasts on a 2 to 3-year horizon and, once again, this is the subject matter of this special edition. This exercise is particularly important against a political backdrop that is becoming more complex (a new President in the United States, France, etc.), in a world where monetary policy is extremely accommodative (United States, Eurozone, United Kingdom, Japan, China, etc.), but which for the most part have reached their limits and hence the temptation of budgetary and fiscal stimulus measures in many cases.
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Source: Amundi
Recommended All-Share Merger between Deutsche Borse AG and London Stock Exchange Group plc
December 14, 2016--Update on the European Commission Phase II Proceedings
On 28 September 2016, the European Commission announced the commencement of Phase II proceedings in connection with its review of the proposed merger between London Stock Exchange Group plc ("LSEG") and Deutsche Börse AG ("Deutsche Börse").
Separately, LSEG announced on 28 September 2016 its intention to explore a potential sale of LCH SA, LCH Group Limited's French regulated operating subsidiary, which is making good progress.
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Source: Deutsche Börse
New Ossiam smart beta ETF launched on Xetra
December 14, 2016--ETF focuses on dividend yield and historical volatility of European stock corporations in the STOXX Europe 600 index.
A new equity index fund issued by Ossiam has been tradable on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Tuesday.
ETF name: Ossiam iStoxx Europe Minimum Variance High Dividend NR-UCITS ETF 1D (EUR)
Asset class: equity index ETF
ISIN: LU1254455949
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Source: Deutsche Börse Cash Market
Bats Launches New Benchmark Indices for French, German, Italian and Swiss Markets
December 13, 2016--Following Successful Launch of UK Indices in June, Bats Expands
Real-Time Benchmark Indices to Continental Europe
Bats Europe (Bats), the region's largest equities exchange, today announced it will launch eight new benchmark indices for the French, German, Swiss and Italian markets on 19 December 2016. The indices will offer real-time, high-quality and low-cost alternatives to those provided by the incumbent index providers.
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Source: Bats Europe
World Bank Report-Risks and Returns: Managing Financial Trade-Offs for Inclusive Growth in Europe and Central Asia
December 9, 2016--Risks-and Returns: Managing Financial Trade-Offs for Inclusive Growth in Europe and Central Asia, presented today in Zagreb, notes that financial system in emerging countries in the Europe and Central Asia region is significantly less developed and less diversified than the financial system of their closest benchmark, Western Europe, and many of its middle-income peers.
In contrast, Croatia ranks relatively well compared to the region's average, particularly on inclusion, but still lags on use of savings products.
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Source: World Bank
Review of the European ETF Market, November 2016
December 12, 2016--The promoters of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) enjoyed net inflows for November. Positive market impacts in combination with net inflows led to increased assets under management in the European ETF industry (€496.1 bn) for November, up from €483.8 bn at the end of October). The increase of €12.3 bn for November was mainly driven by the performance of markets (+€7.5 bn), while net sales contributed €4.8 bn to the assets under management in the ETF segment.
With regard to the overall number of products, it was not surprising that equity funds (€338.8 bn) held the majority of the assets, followed by bond funds (€130.6 bn), commodity products (€16.1 bn), "other" funds (€6.9 bn), money market funds (€2.9 bn), alternative UCITS products (€0.5 bn), and mixed-asset funds (€0.4 bn).
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Source: Detlef Glow, Head of EMEA Research-Thomson Reuters Lipper
Ten years of exchange traded commodities trading on Xetra
December 12, 2016--Exchange traded commodities (ETCs) have been tradable via Xetra for ten years now. ETCs enable investors to trade individual commodities and commodity indices cost-effective and liquid via the stock exchange.
They complement the wide range of investment opportunities offered by exchange traded funds (ETFs). It is not possible to track individual commodities via ETFs, because ETFs have to be sufficiently diversified at all times in line with the EU UCITS directive.
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Source: Deutsche Börse
DB Research-Europe-Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy-Europe Monthly ETF Market Review
December 9, 2017--Value Factor ETFs assets soar
Data in this report is as of 30th November 2016.
European ETP Monthly Highlights (Assets & Flows):
Assets: European ETPs AUM increased by €11bn on MoM basis and
ended the month at €523bn.
Flows: European domiciled ETPs registered strong inflows of +€4.3bn.
Equity ETFs were dominant where there were inflows of +€7.8bn while
Fixed Income ETFs and Commodity ETPs witnessed outflows of -€3.1bn
and -€0.4bn respectively.
New Product Launches-14 new products
European ETP market witnessed 14 new product launches in November including
11 ETFs and 3 ETCs.
Investment Themes for the Month
US (+€2.6bn) and broad European (+€1.6bn) equities gained material inflows. Further, Japan, Switzerland and Germany ETFs also had healthy inflows in November.
Value factor ETFs assets soared in November, increasing 70% MoM (+ €0.7bn inflows). Healthcare (+€0.8bn) and US Small Caps (+€0.5bn) also had notable gains. Real Estate ETFs saw redemptions of -€321mn.
Global EM equities and EM Sovereign bonds suffered outflows of -€0.8bn and -€1.8bn respectively. Interestingly equities in EM Europe countries saw net inflows, in particular Russia.
Gold ETPs recorded outflows of -€0.7bn (+€9bn YTD flows).
Turnover: MoM turnover activity up by 51%
The total turnover activity into European ETPs was up by 51% (€89bn) from the
previous month's total (€59bn).
Price premium/discount to NAV monitor
Within Equity, deepest discount in Size (-0.26%) and highest premium (0.29%)
occurred within Sector ETFs while in Fixed Income, deepest discount (-0.47%)
and highest premium (0.22%) were in Broad ETFs.
US Market: Outflows continues from European focused ETFs
European exposed ETFs listed in US had another weak month with outflows of-
$0.7bn (-$1.3bn in Oct'16) during November. European exposure ETFs remained
weak so far this year with net outflows of -$23.1bn in US listed ETFs.
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Source: Source: Deutsche Bank Research-Europe-Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy