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Vanguard adds two funds to ESG ETF range
August 18, 2022-- Bringing total in ESG passive range to eight in UK
Vanguard has unveiled two more funds for its "building block" suite of ESG ETFs over a year after launching any new products for its green passive range.
The Vanguard ESG Developed Europe All Cap Ucits ETF and the Vanguard ESG North America All Cap Ucits ETF are listed on the London Stock Exchange.
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Source: esgclarity.com
New equity ETF from J.P. Morgan on Xetra: US companies with small market capitalisation
August 17, 2022--A new exchange-traded fund issued by J.P. Morgan Asset Management has been tradable on Xetra and via Börse Frankfurt since Wednesday.
The JPM BetaBuilders US Small Cap Equity UCITS ETF-USD (acc) offers investors access to around 900 US companies with small market capitalisation. The focus is primarily on companies in the industrial, information technology, healthcare, financial services, and consumer sectors.
Returns are reinvested, with US dollars as the fund currency.
Name: JPM BetaBuilders US Small Cap Equity UCITS ETF -USD (acc)
Asset class: Equity ETF
ISIN: IE000JNKVS10
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Source: Xetra
Euro area investment fund statistics: second quarter of 2022
August 17, 2022-In second quarter of 2022, outstanding amount of shares/units issued by investment funds other than money market funds fell to €14,823 billion, down €1,022 billion on previous quarter
Net redemptions in quarter amounted to €77 billion, with €1,064 billion in gross issues and €1,141 billion in gross redemptions
Outstanding amount of shares/units issued by money market funds rose to €1,363 billion, up €22 billion on previous quarter
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Source: ECB
ETFs and CCP clearing: On the right track
August 16, 2022--The global exchange traded fund (ETF) market has seen extraordinary growth since its inception almost 30 years ago, with the range of ETF products growing increasingly diverse and complex. In Europe, a high rate of settlement failures and general inefficiency in the market has meant there has been a drive to bring more ETF trades through central clearing, providing greater risk mitigation and operational efficiency.
But is enough being done to facilitate that switch? Chris Lemmon reports.
On 22 January 1993, State Street Global Advisors issued the first ever exchange traded fund (ETF)- the SPDR S&P 500, which tracked the performance of the popular US index. Following a relatively low-key start to life on the markets-opening with just $6.53 million in assets- the fund has seen tremendous growth in the last 10 years, topping $450 billion in assets under management in January this year.
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Source: thetradenews.com
HSBC launches biodiversity ETF
August 12, 2022--Uses three filters to screen top 500 companies
HSBC Asset Management has launched a biodiversity ETF that uses three filters to identify companies with strong biodiversity credentials.
The HSBC World ESG Biodiversity Screened Equity UCITS ETF comprises 500 companies by applying three exclusionary biodiversity filters: the Socially Responsible Investment filter, negative ESG screening using Sustainalytics to remove the worst 25% of companies, and the Iceberg Data Lab (IDL) Corporate Biodiversity Footprint.
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Source: esgclarity.com
Active funds can beat passive if fees are low enough, study shows
August 11, 2022--Retail investors miss out on outperformance enjoyed by institutional investors due to higher costs
Different fee levels mean fund share classes that are accessible to institutional investors have outperformed passives, but retail investors' share classes have underperformed, a group of four Dutch researchers has found.
The research paper, Fund Selection: Sense and Sensibility, is the result of analysis of the performance of Luxembourg and Ireland-based Ucits equity and fixed-income funds between 2008 and 2020.
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Source: ft.com
ESMA publishes latest edition of its Newsletter
August 3, 2022--The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU's securities markets regulator, has today published its latest edition of its Spotlight on Markets Newsletter.
Your one-stop-shop in the world of EU financial markets features in July an article on the development of key retail risk indicators (RRIs) for the EU single market. The identified RRIs highlight risks around inexperienced investors, use of digital tools by younger investors and spikes in overall trading during periods of market stress.
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Source: ESMA
UK official holdings of international reserves: July 2022
July 3, 2022--This release details movements in the international reserves of gold and assets held by the UK government.
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Source: gov.uk
IMF Staff Country Report-Italy: Selected Issues
August 1, 2022--PRODUCTIVITY IN ITALY: SCOPE FOR IMPROVEMENT1
This paper investigates the role of structural characteristics on Italy's labor productivity at the regional and sectoral levels. Productivity-enhancing structural factors are found be highly correlated, indicating that reforms are complementary and reinforcing. As a result, a concerted, multi-faceted reform program, as envisaged in the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, would likely be most effective at raising productivity.
Improving structural characteristics beyond Italy's national frontier will be crucial to lift productivity towards the level of peer EU countries.
Two Decades of Weak Productivity: Regional and Sectoral Dimensions1.
Italy's productivity has been stagnant in recent decades. Real value added per worker declined by nearly 5 percent, while total factor productivity fell by 13½ percent during 2000-19. Together with the shrinking working-age population, potential growth has been low, and the economy has slowed markedly.
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Source: IMF.org
Euro zone's inflation at record 8.9% in July, highest since 1997
July 30, 2022--Euro zone's inflation at record 8.9% in July, highest since 1997
Annual inflation in the eurozone's 19 countries rose to 8.9 per cent in July, an increase from 8.6 per cent in June
Consumer prices jumped 8.9% in July; economists estimated 8.7%
Latest all-time high coincides with growing recession fears
Euro-zone inflation climbed to another all-time high, supporting calls for the European Central Bank to follow up its first interest-rate hike since 2011 with another big
Inflation in the European countries using the euro currency shot up to another record in July, pushed by higher energy prices driven partly by Russia's war in Ukraine, but the economy still managed some meager growth.
Annual inflation in the eurozone's 19 countries rose to 8.9 per cent in July, an increase from 8.6 per cent in June, according to the latest numbers published Friday by the European Union statistics agency.
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Source: business-standard.com
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