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Janus Capital appoints head of Europe
February 24, 2016--Chris Justice was named chief operating officer and head of Europe at Janus Capital International, the international unit of Janus Capital Group, the company said Wednesday in a news release.
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Source: Pensions & Investments
Julius Baer bolsters ETF advice capability
February 24, 2016--Julius Baer, Switzerland's third-largest listed wealth manager, is sharpening its focus on educating clients about exchange traded funds amid growing investor interest in the products.
The Zurich-based firm recently hired a dedicated specialist responsible for advising investors on the 500 ETFs it recommends.
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Source: FT.com
Sustaining Growth in Europe: European Union Regular Economic Report
February 23, 2016-STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Growth across the European Union is gaining strength-with all regions experiencing positive growth in 2015.
Growing wages, falling unemployment, accommodative monetary policy and low commodity prices are fueling household consumption, which is underpinning this growth.
Redoubling structural reform efforts and ensuring an affordable and efficient welfare state can help sustain growth and reduce poverty.
According to the latest European Union Regular Economic Report (EU RER), the recovery in the European Union gained strength in 2015. Yet, growth-estimated at 2% in 2015-remains relatively weak in relation to the past and compared to countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
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Source: World Bank
Potential merger of equals between Deutsche Borse AG ("Deutsche Borse") and London Stock Exchange Group plc ("LSE")
February 23, 2016--Further to recent speculation, the Management Board of Deutsche Börse and the Board of LSE confirm that they are in detailed discussions about a potential merger of equals of the two businesses (the "Potential Merger").
The Potential Merger would be structured as an all-share merger of equals under a new holding company. Under the terms of the Potential Merger, Deutsche Börse shareholders would be entitled to receive one new share in exchange for each Deutsche Börse share and LSE shareholders would be entitled to receive 0.4421 new shares in exchange for each LSE share. Based on this exchange ratio, the parties anticipate that Deutsche Börse shareholders would hold 54.4 per cent, and LSE shareholders would hold 45.6 per cent of the enlarged issued and to be issued share capital of the combined group. The combined group would have a unitary board composed of equal numbers of Deutsche Börse and LSE directors.
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Source: Deutsche Börse
Morningstar Publishes Research to Help Investors Assess the True Cost of European Strategic-Beta ETFs
February 23, 2016--Morningstar UK Limited, a subsidiary of Morningstar, Inc. (NASDAQ: MORN), a leading provider of independent investment research, today published a research report, "Assessing the True Cost of Strategic-Beta ETFs."
Authored by Morningstar's Passive Funds Research team, the report examines the differences in costs between strategic-beta exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and their more ordinary passive peers.
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Source: Morningstar
Source launches two US sector ETFs
Firm aims to solidify market leading position with dual launch
February 22, 2016--Source has expanded its ETF range with two new US sector funds targeting the financial services and real estate sectors of the S&P 500 equity index.
Both the Source Financial Services S&P US Select Sector UCITS ETF and the Source Real Estate S&P US Select Sector UCITS ETF will be listed on the London Stock Exchange and charge an annual management fee of 0.3%.
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Source: globalinvestormagazine.com
Infographic-Germany's Demographic Cliff
February 19, 2016--Why Europe's largest economy could be destined to be the next Japan
Last week's chart showed that the world is turning Japanese with tales of economic malaise, extreme monetary policy, and negative rates.
Germany, with its 5-yr government bond currently trading at a -0.33% yield, is no exception to this story.
However, negative yields are not the only concern that the country has in common with Japan. It's the overall demographic picture that is worrying, and it could have a big effect on Germany's economic future as well as the tough choices that must be made today.view infographic
Source: visualcapitalist.com
SPDR with eleven new ETFs on government and corporate bonds denominated in euros and US dollars launched on Xetra
Eleven new exchange-listed SPDR bond index funds issued by State Street Global Advisors have been tradable on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Thursday, 18 February.
The new SPDR ETFs enable investors to participate in the performance of euro-zone and US government bonds with differing residual maturities. The reference indices exclusively comprise fixed-income bonds with an investment grade rating.
The euro-zone government bonds are bonds with a medium residual maturity of 5-7 years or 7-10 years, as well as bonds with a long residual maturity of more than 10 years.
Among the US Treasury bonds offered are those with a residual maturity of 3-5 years, 5-7 years, 7-10 years and of more than 10 years.
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Source: Deutsche Börse Cash Market
Source promotes Dwyer in UK team
February 17, 2016--Source, a provider of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in Europe, has promoted Kate Dwyer to the role of Executive Director for its UK coverage team.
Kate joined Source in 2013 and has been primarily focused on private banks and family offices.
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Source: headoftrading.com
Official Statistics: Forecasts for the UK economy: February 2016
February 17, 2016--A comparison of independent forecasts for the UK economy in February 2016.
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Source: HM Treasury
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