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SOURCE lists 2 further ETFs on SIX Swiss Exchange
SOURCE Lists Two Smart Beta Products On The SIX SWISS Exchange
February 11, 2013--Source is pleased to announce the listing of two of its flagship Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) on the SIX Swiss Exchange (SIX): the Man GLG Europe Plus ETF, a unique European equity product, and the J.P. Morgan Macro Hedge Dual Source ETF, which offers innovative volatility exposure.
These new listings take Source’s range on SIX up to 32 products.
The Man GLG Europe Plus Source ETF is one of Source’s most successful equity ETFs, with assets of US$ 950 million1 and an impressive track record.
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Source: SOURCE
UBS ETF appoints Calandra in Milan
February 11, 2013--UBS ETF has appointed Andrea Calandra as salesperson in its Italian offices. Calandra (pictured) will be based in Milan and will report to Simone Rosti.
He joined UBS in 2011, and he was initially head of investments for UBS Global Asset Management Italy.
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Source: Investment Europe
Fewer to take advice under RDR
February 10, 2013--The UK's Retail Distribution Review is likely to result in a sharp fall in the take-up of investment advice, new research suggests.
The RDR regime, which came into force on January 1, forces independent financial advisers to take upfront fees from clients rather than being remunerated via commission payments from the companies whose products they sell.
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Source: FT.com
Lyxor targets UK and the Nordics
February 8, 2013--The new global head of Lyxor Asset Management, the exchange-traded fund platform owned by Societe Generale, has put the UK and Nordic countries at the centre of its growth plans for Europe with two new hires already this month.
Arnaud Llinas, who was appointed as global head of Lyxor ETFs and indexing in January, said yesterday that growing headcount in the UK and Nordic countries will be the priority for Lyxor as it looks to grow market share in Europe over the next year and overtake Deutsche Bank rival db-X trackers.
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Source: Financial News
EU may force banks to help set Euribor to keep it clean
List being drawn up of banks that may have to contribute
EBF says independent body should run Euribor
Germany's BaFin wants limits on mandatory participation
February 8, 2013--Banks may be forced to stay on the panels that set benchmark interest rates such as Euribor to ensure their validity, under a draft EU law to be proposed later this year in response to a rate-rigging scandal.
More than a dozen banks are being investigated by regulators over the manipulation of Euribor and Libor, inter-bank lending rates used to price trillions of dollars worth of loans.
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Source: Reuters
EMIR delay avoided with last-ditch deal
February 7, 2013--The final sign off of the European markets infrastructure regulation (EMIR) will avoid potentially lengthy delays after regulators agreed a last minute deal related to the treatment of non-financial swaps users.
The European Parliament was expected to reject two of the technical standards for EMIR drawn up by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) relating to when non-financial firms would have to clear swaps through central counterparties (CCPs).
If the standards were rejected, ESMA would have been required to redraft its technical standards, causing a three-to-six month delay.
However, the Parliament struck a deal with the European Commission that allows non-financial users of derivatives to be phased into EMIR at a yet-to-be-determined date. This will cover corporate entities that use OTC derivatives for hedging purposes.
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Source: The Trader
DB-Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy-Europe Monthly ETF Market Review-Equity ETFs drive a strong start to the year
February 7, 2013--February 7, 2013--Global Summary
Global ETF industry assets increased by 5.6% in January and closed the month at $1.78 trillion while the European ETF industry ended the month at €258.9bn. Strong cashflows into DM equity ETFs drove this result, while fixed income ETFs saw more moderate cashflows. Asian ETFs saw moderate net cash outflows over the month.
Regional cash flow summary
Europe witnesses strong monthly flows in Dec-12 & Jan-13
European domiciled ETFs recorded cash flows of +€4.6 billion in the last month, making for the strongest January since 2009 (Jan09 +€7.1bn, Jan10 +€2.5bn, Jan11 +€3.1bn, Jan12 +€2.0bn).
The European ETF industry carried forward the momentum built in Dec-12 into January (Dec-12 cash flows totaled over +€5.3bn). Equities contributed largely to this with cash flows of +€3.7bn out of which DM and EM benchmarked ETFs collected +€1.9bn and +€1.1bn, respectively.
Fixed income flows totaled +€1bn for the month with sovereign and corporate ETFs registering +€541m and +€488m, respectively.
Commodity ETPs had a flat month recording cash flows of +€139mn.
Equity cash flows dominate; sovereigns continue to recede in the US
US domiciled ETFs collected over +$30bn in monthly cash flows, maintaining the positive trend in Dec-12 where net inflows totaled over +$28.5bn.
Equities registered monthly cash flows of $28.7bn as compared to +$28.1bn registered in Dec-12. ETFs tracking Emerging market benchmarks collected over +$6.3bn while dividend products received +$2.5bn as cash flows over January.
Fixed income ETFs received cash flows of +$1.1bn, improving on the +$371m received in Dec-12. Sovereigns registered outflows of -$1.8bn while corporates gained +$1.8bn.
Commodity ETVs registered cash outflows of -$0.9bn over the month. Commodity sectors registering the largest cash in/out flows were: (Precious metals -$729m, Energy -$477m and broad commodities +$262m).
Outflows from equities in Asia
Asia domiciled ETFs registered -$278m in monthly cash flows with equities accounting for most of the outflows.
Japanese equities recorded the largest outflows (-$971m) followed by Hong Kong (-$141m) and Taiwan (-$120m). On the other hand, South Korea and China focused ETFs registered cash inflows of +$468m and +$159m respectively. Leveraged long equity ETFs attracted $400m of inflows during January.
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Source: Deutsche Bank - Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy - Europe
Boost -DAX Trade Idea-Has the DAX Rally Stalled?
February 6, 2013--The DAX fell by over 2.4% on Monday to 7638.23, putting strong support at the 7635/7600 area in the spotlight. While the choppy rally since the 2011 lows argues for further gains, the scope of the fall on Monday argues for further corrective losses as the last leg of the rally from 16 November 2012 has been steep
From a pairs or long/short point of view, the FTSE 100 has outperformed the DAX since the start of 2013 (by almost 6 percentage points) and this may continue. Germany faces unique challenges in 2013 which may temper the rally in the DAX from the 05 June 2012 lows, while the UK’s FTSE is benefitting from currency moves and the different mix of shares in the index
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Source: Boost
ETFs and ETPs in Europe reach a new all-time high of $389 billion at the end of January 2013
February 6, 2013--Assets invested in Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) listed in Europe reached a new all-time high of $389 billion at the end of January 2013.
ETF and ETP assets have increased by 5.3% from $369 billion to $389 billion during January, according to figures from ETFGI’s monthly European ETF and ETP industry insights.
Market performance contributed to the increase in the value of assets held in ETFs and ETPs as 18 of the top 20 markets globally showed gains in January. Two of the markets with strong gains were the US and the UK where history has shown that a strong January tends to be a good predictor for the rest of the year. A review of history in both markets shows that strong January performance is typically followed by positive returns in the subsequent 11 months.
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Source: ETFGI
Brussels releases early draft of Green Paper on long-term investing
February 6, 2013--The EU may seek preferential treatment for certain types of long-term asset classes in Solvency II and the proposed new solvency rules for occupational pension funds, according to an early draft of the European Commission's Green Paper on long-term investing that IPE has seen.
The paper is set to call for a balance between the need for long-term investment capital on the one hand versus future capital requirements in Solvency II and proposed new rules for IORPS.
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Source: IP&E
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