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Boost ETP Signs up three new authorised participants
February 19, 2013--Boost ETP, a new independent provider of ETPs, has signed up three new Authorised Participants (APs): Flow Traders, ABN Amro and UBS.
Each of the new APs are world class ETF market makers and will add significantly to the depth of liquidity available on the Boost 3x leveraged and 3x short ETP platform.
Boost ETP currently works with more than 15 market makers. Boost operates an open and competitive market making model which promotes deeper liquidity across its range of ETPs; this is in contrast to the single AP model adopted by many of BOOST’s competitors, which means investors benefit from greater liquidity and tighter pricing through an open model.
Mid-December 2012 saw Boost list Europe’s first platform of 3x long and 3x short ETPs, 10 ETPs and 10 Exchange Traded Commodities (ETCs) on the London Stock Exchange, the first of its kind in Europe.
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Source: Boost ETP
DB-Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy-ETF Research - European Weekly ETF Market Review
February 19, 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.
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Source: Deutsche Bank - Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy - Europe
DB-Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy-ETF Research-ETF Research - Market Access - European ETF and ETC Product Directory
February 19, 2013-- The updated version of the European ETP directory is now available. This document includes all European domiciled exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded commodities (ETCs).
The directory is organised by asset class and it has been sorted by benchmark exposure and by ETF issuer, in alphabetical order. A number of key information per product have been included in order to enable the reader to get an overview in their respective area of interest.
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Source: Deutsche Bank - Synthetic Equity & Index Strategy - Europe
Turkey to launch Bourse Istanbul in April-exchange official
February 19, 2013--The Istanbul Stock Exchange is to come together with local gold and derivatives exchanges in April as part of plans to make the Turkish capital a regional financial centre, a senior official said on Tuesday.
The planned merger is due to formally take effect in June, creating a combined entity called Bourse Istanbul, but the separate entities will start trading under a single management two months earlier, said Mustafa Kemal Yilmaz, deputy chairman of the Istanbul Stock Exchange.
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Source: Reuters
NYSE Euronext announces new ETFs on European markets -4 New Lyxor ETFs
February 19, 2013--NYSE Euronext is pleased to announce that Lyxor has listed four new ETFs on NYSE Euronext Amsterdam on February 19, 2013.
| Listing date | Trading name | ISIN | Symbol | Benchmark Index | TER (%) |
| 19/02/2013 | Lyxor ETF DLVIXEUR | LU0871960976 | DLVO | DYNAMIC LONG VIX FUTURES IDX | 0,75 |
| 19/02/2013 | Lyxor ETF DLVIXUSD | LU0871961438 | DLVX | DYNAMIC LONG VIX FUTURES IDX | 0,75 |
| 19/02/2013 | Lyxor ETF DSVIXEUR | LU0871961511 | DSVO | DYNAMIC SHORT VIX FUTURES IDX | 0,40 |
| 19/02/2013 | Lyxor ETF DSVIXUSD | LU0871961602 | DSVX | DYNAMIC SHORT VIX FUTURES IDX | 0,40 |
NYSE Euronext now has 674 listings of 584 ETFs listed on its European markets.
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Source: NYSE Euronext
Joint Venture Scoach to face termination
February 19, 2013--The joint trading platform Scoach for structured products in Switzerland and Germany operated by SIX and Deutsche Börse will face disbandment because SIX terminated the cooperation contract.
Due to this termination of the cooperation contract the joint venture will end on 30 June 2013. The markets brought into the venture will be returned to the mother companies.
Source: Deutsche Börse
NYSE Euronext announces new ETF on European markets
February 18, 2013--NYSE Euronext is pleased to announce that Lyxor has listed 1 new ETF on NYSE Euronext Paris on February 18, 2013:
:Listing date: 18/02/2013
Trading name: LYXOR ETF MTS SPA
ISIN: FR0011384148
Symbol:ES10
Benchmark Index: MTS Spain Gvt Index (All-Mat)
TER (%): 0.165
NYSE Euronext now has 670 listings of 580 ETFs listed on its European markets.
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Source: NYSE Euronext
Euro area investment fund statistics
February 18, 2013--In December 2012, the amount outstanding of shares/units issued by euro area investment funds other than money market funds was € 209 billion higher than one quarter earlier in September 2012.
This increase was due both to increases in share/unit prices and to net issues
of shares/units.
The amount outstanding of shares/units issued by euro area investment funds other than money market funds increased to € 6,558 billion in December 2012, from € 6,349 billion in September 2012. Over the same period, the amount outstanding of shares/units issued by euro area money market funds decreased to € 911 billion from € 942 billion.
Transactions1 in shares/units issued by euro area investment funds other than money market funds amounted to € 123 billion in the fourth quarter of 2012, while transactions in shares/units issued by money market funds amounted to minus € 22 billion.
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Source: ECB
Talk of dwindling ETF providers disputed
February 15, 2013--The belief that radical change is likely in the European exchange traded funds market on the back of BlackRock's recent acquisition of Credit Suisse's ETF business has been disputed by industry commentators.
According to Hector McNeil, co-chief executive of Boost, a new provider of leveraged and inverse exchange traded products, many of the investment banks that have ETF operations will exit the market because of increased regulation and revenue pressures.
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Source: FT.com
German Banks Will Consider Hedge Fund Exit, Fitch Says
February 15, 2013--German banks may exit proprietary trading and hedge-fund businesses rather than set up separate units under a government plan to strengthen the finance industry, according to Fitch Ratings Ltd.
The banks could opt to stop “restricted activities rather than incur the costs of separation, as the affected businesses make relatively small contributions to earnings,” Fitch analysts including Michael Dawson-Kropf said in an e-mailed statement today. “Only a few banks would end up putting trading activities into separate subsidiaries.”
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Source: Bloomberg
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