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South East Europe on Slow Road to Recovery, according to World Bank
December 9, 2013--The countries of the South East Europe (SEE6)[1] region exited from recession in the first half of 2013, led by improved export performance, according to the latest World Bank South East Europe Regular Economic Report (SEE RER). The report was launched from Tirana across the region in a series of events chaired by World Bank Country Director for South East Europe Ellen Goldstein.
Average growth of real income of the six countries rebounded from negative 0.7 percent in 2012 to 1.8 percent (year-on-year) in the first half of 2013, supported by nascent recovery in the Eurozone. In addition, favorable weather conditions supported a strong contribution of agricultural output to economic growth and helped weaken inflationary pressures.
view the South East Europe Regular Economic Report-Slow Road to Recovery
Source: World Bank
Component Changes made to STOXX Balkan 50 Equal Weight
December 6, 2013--STOXX Limited, a leading provider of innovative, tradable and global index concepts, today announced component changes in the STOXX Balkan 50 Equal-Weight Index due to an extraordinary review of the index.
These changes become effective with the open of markets on December 23, 2013.
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Source: STOXX
FTSE launches innovative UK Digital Services Index Series
Creates broader,more representative index of digital service companies
Reflects growing importance of sector to UK businesses
Over 10 industry sectors included ranging from retailers,to leisure,to software
Indices calculated for FTSE All-Share, FTSE AIM and a composite of both
December 6, 2013--FTSE Group ("FTSE"), the global index provider, is pleased to announce the launch of the UK Digital Services Index Series, which will act as a benchmark of UK companies operating in the digital sector.
Indices will be calculated based on the FTSE All-Share and the FTSE AIM benchmarks, as well as a composite index of both FTSE All-Share and FTSE AIM constituents. A company is eligible for the index if it derives more than 50% of its revenues from either digital or online services,or if it is considered to be engaged in providing services that are integral and critical for the functioning of digital services.
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Source: FTSE Global Markets
Deutsche switches ETF tactics in Europe
December 6, 2013--Deutsche Asset and Wealth Management has announced major changes to its exchange traded funds operations with a radical shift to its business model.
As the largest provider of derivative-linked ETFs in Europe, DeAWM has vociferously argued that so-called "synthetic" products are a cheaper, more efficient option for investors than rival physical ETFs that buy the constituents of a benchmark index.
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Source: FT.com
Deutsche Bank swaps ETFs to physical
December 6, 2013--Deutsche Bank is switching 18 of its most popular exchange-traded funds from swap-based to physical structures, in response to client demand.
The ETFs making the switch track indices including the FTSE All Share, Euro Stoxx 50, French CAC 40 and German Dax. Deutsche Bank launched a platform for physical ETFs a year ago. The changes will take place in the first half of next year.
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Source: Financial News
Notice to Shareholders of the Sub-Funds- db x-trackers ETFs
December 6, 2013--Important notice to shareholders of the sub-funds Notice to Shareholders of the Sub-Funds-db x-trackers ETFs
db x-trackers EURO STOXX 50(R) UCITS ETF (DR) (LU0846194776)
db x-trackers DAX(R) UCITS ETF (DR) (LU0838782315)
(the "Sub-Funds")
The board of directors of the Company hereby informs the shareholders of the Sub-Funds (the "Shareholders") that it has resolved to change the name of the Sub-Funds, effective as of 6 December 2013, so as to read as follows:
Current Name: db x-trackers DAX(R) UCITS ETF (DR)
New Name: db x-trackers DAX(R) UCITS ETF (DR)- Income
Current Name : db x-trackers EURO STOXX 50(R) UCITS ETF (DR)
New Name: db x-trackers EURO STOXX 50 (R) UCITS ETF (DR)-Income
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Source: db x-trackers
MNI Russia Consumer Report-November 2013
December 5, 2013-- MNI Russia Consumer Indicator falls to 94.8 in November from 99.4 in October. Confidence Hits Record Low.
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Source: MNI Indicators Deutsche Börse Group
Burgundy-Introduction Of Two New Automatch Segments For Exchange Traded Products
December 5, 2013--Oslo Børs Burgundy is expanding its offering in the Swedish market, and will add two new retail segments for Exchange Traded Products.
Two new retail segments for Exchange Traded Products will be available from 27 January 2014:
SE Burgundy Primary listed ETNs (segment code SBPE) for various Exchange Traded Notes, including Bull and Bear ETNs.
SE Burgundy Primary listed Warrants (segment code SBPW) for plain vanilla warrants and various knock-out warrants.
With a state-of-the-art trading system and competitive prices, Burgundy aims to attract high quality issuers of ETPs and become an attractive marketplace for the growing number of ETP investors with the introduction of the new segments.
The market model for equity will be updated to reflect the change. The latest version of the market model can be found here
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Source: Oslo Børs
Britain to abolish ETF transaction tax to lure funds
December 5, 2013--Britain's government is abolishing a transaction tax on shares purchased in exchange traded funds (ETFs) in an attempt to lure financial services activity from rival European centres.
While Britain is an established hub for fund management, most of the European ETF industry is domiciled in Ireland and Luxembourg for tax efficiency.
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Source: Reuters
November trading volume rises to around EUR 7.7 billion at Boerse Stuttgart
December 5, 2013--Growth in trading of debt instruments and equities// Strong demand for derivative investment products
Boerse Stuttgart generated turnover of around EUR 7.7 billion in November 2013, according to its order book statistics. This represents an increase of roughly 1.5 percent by comparison with October.
With a trading volume of around EUR 3.5 billion, slightly up on the previous month, securitised derivatives accounted for the largest share of total turnover. Trading in investment products was more than 2 percent higher at over EUR 2.2 billion. Driven by particularly strong demand, turnover in reverse convertibles rose by approximately 21 percent to around EUR 414 million. Leverage products ended the month at around EUR 1.2 billion, just below the October figure.
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Source: Boerse Stuttgart
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