Europe ETP News Older Than 1 year-If your looking for specific news, using the search function will narrow down the results


Boost-Turmoil in EM calls for efficient hedging using short equity ETPs

February 4, 2014--Summary
US second QE tapering, contracting Chinese manufacturing and Eurozone bank stress have undermined confidence in risk assets and bolstered inflows into safe havens currencies and bonds

With Q4 earnings mixed in the US and downbeat in Europe, an uncertain outlook is expected to take hold of DM exporters and banks, hurting US, European and Japanese equity markets
Leveraged short positions may be considered by investors as a means to construct efficient hedges for their long equity market exposure
Investors who share this sentiment may consider the following short equity products from the Boost ETPs product platform

view more

Source: Boost


Europe money market funds hit by heavy outflows

February 4, 2014--European money market funds have recorded their highest annual net outflows since 2010 as record low interest rates encouraged investors to put their cash into higher yielding assets such as bonds and equities.

The funds, which control about €1tn in assets, saw net outflows nearly double last year to €69.2bn, the highest figure since €158.7bn was pulled out by investors in 2010, according to figures from Fitch, the rating agency.

view more

Source: FT.com


January turnover at Boerse Stuttgart reaches EUR 9.7 billion

January turnover at Boerse Stuttgart reaches EUR 9.7 billion (monthly stats)
2014 kicks off with significant rise in trading activity // All asset classes post strong gains // Record month for equities trading
February 4, 2014--According to the order book statistics, turnover at Boerse Stuttgart for January 2014 stood at EUR 9.7 billion, the highest monthly trading volume since August 2011. Turnover rose by approximately 41 percent compared with the previous month on the back of substantial market movements.

By comparison with the figure for January 2013, the volume of trading was up by nearly 12 percent.

The biggest rises were attributable to trading in securitised derivatives, with turnover up by nearly 50 percent at roughly EUR 4.5 billion. Turnover from investment products ended the month around 35 percent higher at over EUR 2.4 billion. There was particularly strong demand for discount certificates, which generated a trading volume in excess of EUR 1 billion, double the figure for December.

view more

Source: Boerse Stuttgart


Turnover at Deutsche Borse's cash markets at 124.9 billion euros in January

February 3, 2014--Order book turnover on Xetra, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and Tradegate stood at €124.9 billion in January (January 2013: €94.6 billion). Of the €124.9 billion,€112.9 billion were attributable to Xetra (January 2013: €85.5 billion).

€5.8 billion were attributable to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (January 2013: €5.2 billion). Order book turnover on Tradegate Exchange* totalled approximately €6.2 billion in January (January 2013: €3.9 billion).

In equities,turnover reached €108.2 billion on Deutsche Börse's cash markets (Xetra: €99.7 billion, Frankfurt Stock Exchange: €2.9 billion,Tradegate Exchange: €5.7 billion). Turnover in bonds was €1.1 billion,and in structured products €1.8 billion. Order book turnover in ETFs/ETCs/ETNs amounted to €13.6 billion.

view more

Source: Deutsche Börse


Bay Markets Speed Dating by Candlelight -The Growth of Twilight Pools

February 3, 2014--With today's fragmented markets, firms are faced with an increasingly wide choice of trading venues on which they can execute their business. The majority of these fall into one of two categories; either lit markets or so-called dark pools of liquidity.

However, there is a third way. An increasing number of market operators are now starting to adopt a "twilight pool" approach, where the level of opacity is controlled to match pre-defined conditions.

A twilight pool is a liquidity venue that is essentially dark, but which illuminates certain elements of information regarding market activity for periods at certain times of day or under specific circumstances, generally for the purpose of attracting more liquidity at those times and matching buyers and sellers. Think of it as speed dating for market participants, but only under semi-lit conditions.

In practice, this can be via colour coding on a trading screen for example, with heat maps showing the best bids and offers for short period of time before hiding them again. These heat maps can show levels of activity in the market, without necessarily giving too much information away, such as any indication of size or depth on the bid or offer. All of this information can also be provided-during the “speed dating” periods - through the venue’s trading API, allowing the data to be picked up by smart order routers, for example.

view more

Source: Peter Fredriksson of Bay Markets


Merkel Coalition Signals Retreat on Broad Financial-Market Tax

February 3, 2014---German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition is ready to accept a levy on stock trades as part of a first step toward a European tax on all financial transactions amid resistance to a broader application.

The retreat, signaled by lawmakers from the two governing parties, may advance Germany’s goal of teaming up with France to enlist Italy and Spain to enact the tax in the four biggest euro-area economies. French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici, whose country started taxing share transactions last year, said on Jan. 27 that broader fees risk driving investors away.

view more

Source: Bloomberg


Asset managers and consultants clash on generic advice regulation

February 3, 2014--Asset managers have thrown down the gauntlet to investment consultants by saying publicly that the generic advice they give to clients should be regulated.

The demand is contained in the Investment Management Association's response to an inquiry into fiduciary duties by the Law Commission.

view more

Source: Financial News


S&P Dow Jones Indices' Market Attributes: Index Dashboard Europe

January 31, 2014--This month's highlight's include:
The Europe 350(R) posted a loss of 1.7% over the month, weathering a sell-off of emerging market currencies better than the other developed markets, particularly the U.S.

Positive returns were to be found in the recovering markets of Italy, Portugal and Ireland; the U.K. market- despite posting GDP growth better than at any point since 2007-fell along with Germany and France.

view report

Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices


FCA PS14/1: Distribution of retail investments: referrals to discretionary investment managers and adviser complaints reporting

January 31, 2014--view rules



Source: FCA.org.uk


Trading : ETFs in Europe : Roger Aitken

January 31, 2014--CROWDED HOUSE. Europe's exchange-traded fund (ETF) landscape has certainly become more crowded following BATS Chi-X Europe's launch of a new pan-European platform late last year.

Can the market stomach another and what's the prognosis for 2014? Roger Aitken reports.

Opaque and illiquid. That's how some have described the European ETF market. However, things are changing and there are high hopes for 2014. The evolution though is likely to differ from the US where it all began in 1993 largely for the retail segment.

view more

Source: Bestexecution.net


If you are looking for a particuliar article and can not find it, please feel free to contact us for assistace.

Americas


July 03, 2025 ARK ETF Trust files with the SEC-4 ARK Q Defined Innovation ETFs
July 03, 2025 Tidal Trust II files with the SEC-YieldMax(R) SCHD DoubleDiv(TM) ETF
July 03, 2025 iShares Trust files with the SEC-iShares Large Cap 10% Target Buffer Mar ETF
July 03, 2025 iShares Trust files with the SEC-iShares Large Cap 10% Target Buffer Jun ETF
July 03, 2025 iShares Trust files with the SEC-iShares Large Cap 10% Target Buffer Sep ETF

read more news


Asia ETF News


July 02, 2025 Fujitsu to develop ETF trading platform based on TSE's CONNEQTOR and provide it to Australian Securities Exchange
June 25, 2025 QFIIs Gain Access to Onshore ETF Options As A-share Market Opening Deepens
June 18, 2025 Mirae Asset Global Investments Launches MIRAE ASSET TIGER CHINA GLOBAL LEADERS TOP3 PLUS ETF, Tracking Solactive-KEDI China Global Leaders TOP3Plus Index
June 13, 2025 Post-Adjustment ChiNext Index Attracts Global Assets with Low Valuation and High Growth Potential
June 13, 2025 Unlocking Consumption to Sustain Growth in China -World Bank Economic Update

read more news


Global ETP News


July 03, 2025 Flow Traders-Tokenization in Capital Markets: A Market Maker's Perspective
June 14, 2025 Global Economic Prospects-Global Economy Faces Trade-Related Headwinds
June 12, 2025 Disclosing Public Debt Boosts Investor Confidence, Cuts Borrowing Costs 
June 10, 2025 Global Economy Set for Weakest Run Since 2008 Outside of Recessions

read more news


Middle East ETP News


June 19, 2025 GCC: Growth on the Rise, but Smart Spending Will Shape a Thriving Future
June 16, 2025 Saudi Exchange leads market losses across the GCC

read more news


Africa ETF News


June 24, 2025 East Africa's regional 20 share index
June 16, 2025 African Credit Rating Agency to Launch September 2025
May 27, 2025 African Economic Outlook 2025-Africa's short-term outlook resilient despite global economic and political headwinds

read more news


ESG and Of Interest News


June 18, 2025 Global Energy Transition Gains Ground, but Security and Capital Challenges Persist
June 17, 2025 Pacific Economic Update: Slowing Growth Highlights Need for More Inclusive Workforce
June 10, 2025 Global Carbon Pricing Mobilizes Over $100 Billion for Public Budgets
June 07, 2025 Accelerating Blue Finance: Instruments, Case Studies, and Pathways to Scale
June 03, 2025 The Longevity Dividend

read more news


White Papers


May 30, 2025 IMF Working Paper-Interest Rate Sensitivity Scenarios to Guide Monetary Policy

view more white papers