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The ETF Statistics of the ETF Plus Market for the month of January 2013 are now available
February 14, 2013--The ETF Statistics of the ETF Plus Market for the month of January 2013 are now available.
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Source: Borsa Italiana
February 13, 2013--The most recent issue of the European Weekly ETF Market Review is now available.
The report includes key statistics on the European ETF market as well as global ETF market highlights.
For more detailed coverage please refer to our monthly report, issued in the first week following the end of each month.
Source: Deutsche Bank - Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy - Europe
London Stock Exchange end of 2012 ETF/ETP market update
February 12, 2013--Trading activity
January 2013 saw the highest on-exchange turnover of the last 16 months with £
15.8 billion value traded and 170,000 trades
London Stock Exchange share of ETF trading in Europe increased by 6.3% YoY to 22% in 2012 while for ETC Trading we have market share of 64.3% according to Deutsche Bank 2012 ETF Review & 2013 Outlook
London Stock Exchange remains the leading exchange for fixed income ETFs, emerging market ETFs and Exchange Traded Commodities (ETC) trading in Europe
Listings
There are now 666 ETFs (available as 974 lines through multi-currency offerings) and 362 ETCs/ETNs (available as 403 lines) on our London market
2012 was a very strong year for London Stock Exchange ETF listings with 179 new ETFs and 34 new ETCs. 2 new ETFs were listed in January 2013
Source London Stock Exchange
Lyxor to launch new ETF asset classes
February 12, 2013--Lyxor will introduce new ETF products over the next couple of weeks, its new head of ETF indexing told Global Investor/ISF's Paulina Pielichata
Lyxor is exploring new asset classes by developing convertible bond exchange traded funds (ETFs), ETFs on volatility or emerging market debt ETFs in local currency, according to the asset manager's new global head of ETF and indexing, Arnaud Llinas.
On Thursday February 7, Llinas said Lyxor "will be launching new products in...
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Source: Global Investor
ESMA seeks feedback for review of the Short Selling Regulation
February 12, 2014--The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published a Call for Evidence on the evaluation of the Regulation (EU) No236/2012 on short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps (SSR).
This follows receipt of a formal mandate from the European Commission (EC) seeking technical advice on the evaluation of the effects of the SSR.
In order to prepare its technical advice on the effects of the SSR, ESMA is inviting investors, market participants and any other interested stakeholders to provide responses to the questions outlined in the Call for Evidence by 15 March.
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Source: ESMA
ETF rivals circle in on Switzerland
February 12, 2013--Exchange traded fund providers are ramping up their presence in Switzerland in response to client demand for passive investment and low-cost products.
At least three ETF players – Lyxor, Ossiam and Boost ETP – plan to boost their Swiss footprint in the next few months, following similar moves by US giants BlackRock and Vanguard.
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Source: FT.com
FSA says VCTs, ETPs and Reits likely to avoid Ucis ban
February 12, 2013--The FSA says it is considering proposals to refine its ban on Ucis marketing to ensure VCTs, exchange traded products, overseas investment companies and real estate investment trusts are not impacted.
The move comes after responses to the regulator’s August 2012 consultation paper on banning the promotion of Ucis to retail investors warned these product areas would be caught by the proposed ban.
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Source: Money Marketing
Boost weekly: Oil prices to fall? US equities to outperform EU equities?
February 11, 2013--Chart of the week: COMEX HG Copper futures (376.25c per lb.) are probing resistance and may turn above 380c per lb. this week. COMEX HG Copper futures star in our 'Chart of the Week' which offers a straight long play in the Boost Copper 3x Leverage Daily ETP (3HCL)
WTI expected to fall? In the energy markets WTI Crude Oil is expected to see prices drop as seasonal factors may be coming into play (peaks in prices over late Q4 through Q1 trading point to a seasonal effect). See Trading Note "Has the Oil Price Peaked"
US equities to outperform European equities? The relative outperformance by US indices over European indices last week underscores the view that the US economy will outperform the European economies, and is a correction of the underperformance seen in the last half of 2012
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Source: Boost
Eurex expands its product offering on French government bonds
Medium-term interest rate contract to launch on 11 March 2013/New contract complements the Euro-OAT Future listed in April 2012
February 11, 2013--On 11 March 2013, the international derivatives market Eurex Exchange will introduce a new interest rate future, the Mid-Term Euro-OAT Future, which is based on notional medium-term bonds issued by the Republic of France ("Obligations Assimilables du Trésor"-OAT).
Together with the long-term Euro-OAT Futures which were introduced in April 2012, the contract complements the existing segment and offers market participants an efficient and cost-effective hedging instrument which enables the hedging of risks and basis trading in the mid-term maturities range of the French yield curve.
“The success, positive volume and open interest performance of the Euro-OAT Future introduced in April 2012 increased the demand among our customers for improved coverage of the French yield curve. The new contract means that we also cover medium-term maturities, creating new, additional hedging and spread trading opportunities,” said Peter Reitz, member of the Eurex Executive Board.
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Source: Eurex
ESMA rules aim to curb excessive risk taking by alternative fund managers
February 11, 2013--The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published final Guidelines on remuneration of alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs).
The rules will apply to managers of alternative investment funds (AIFs) including hedge funds, private equity funds and real estate funds. Non-EU AIFMs who market funds (using passport agreements) to EU investors will also be subject in full to the guidelines after a transitional period.
AIFMs will be asked to introduce sound and prudent remuneration policies and organisational structures which avoid conflicts of interest that may lead to excessive risk taking. Stronger governance of how fund managers are paid will ultimately lead to improved investor protection.
view the ESMA Guidelines on remuneration of alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs)
Source: ESMA
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