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ETFGI reports the ETFs industry in Europe ended 2021 with record net inflows of US$194 billion and record assets of US$1.60 trillion
January 17, 2022--ETFGI, a leading independent research and consultancy firm covering trends in the global ETFs and ETPs ecosystem, reported today that the ETFs industry in Europe ended 2021 with record net inflows of US$194 billion and record assets of US$1.60 trillion.
During December the industry gathered net inflows of US$11.71 billion, bringing year-to-date net inflows to a record US$193.64 billion.
Assets invested in the European ETFs/ETPs industry increased by 3.2% in December and 24.7% during 2021, according to ETFGI's December 2021 European ETFs and ETPs industry landscape insights report, the monthly report which is part of an annual paid-for research subscription service. (All dollar values in USD unless otherwise noted.)
Highlights
Assets in the ETFs industry in Europe reach a record $1.60 trillion at the end of 2021.
At the end of 2021 the European ETFs industry had 2,616 products, with 10,279 listings, from 89 providers listed on 29 exchanges in 24 countries.
In Europe the top 3 providers are iShares with 43.7% market share; Xtrackers with 10.9%, followed by Lyxor Asset Management with 7.1% market share.
Assets increased 24.7% YTD in 2021, going from US$1.28 trillion at end of 2020, to US$1.60 trillion.
Record YTD 2021 net inflows of $193.64 Bn beating the prior record of $108.18 Bn gathered in YTD 2017.
$193.64 Bn YTD net inflows are $74.39 Bn over full year 2020 record net inflows $119.25 Bn.
Equity ETFs listed in Europe gathered a record $136.19 Bn 2021 which is more than double the net inflows of $62.59 Bn equity ETFs gathered in 2020.
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Source: ETFGI
IMF Working Paper-Cars in Europe: Supply Chains and Spillovers during COVID-19 Times
January 14, 2022--Summary:
The auto sector is macro-critical in many European countries and constitutes one of the main supply chains in the region. Using a multi-sector and multi-country general equilibrium model, this paper presents a quantitative assessment of the impact of global pandemic-induced labor supply shocks-both directly and via supply chains-during the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic on the auto sector and aggregate activity in Europe.
Our results suggest that these labor supply shocks would have a significant adverse impact on the major auto producers in Europe, with one-third of the decline in the value added of the car sector attributable to spillovers via supply chains within and across borders. Within borders, the pandemic-induced labor supply shocks in the services sector have a bigger adverse impact, reflecting their larger size and associated demand effects. Across borders, spillovers from the pandemic-induced labor supply shocks that originate in other European countries are larger than those that originate outside the region, though the latter are still sizable.
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Source: IMF
ECB-Euro area securities issues statistics: November 2021
January 12, 2022--The annual growth rate of the outstanding amount of debt securities issued by euro area residents increased from 4.2% in October 2021 to 4.9% in November.
For the outstanding amount of listed shares issued by euro area residents, the annual growth rate was 2.0% in November 2021, compared with 2.2% in October.
Debt securities
New issuances of debt securities by euro area residents totalled EUR 694.1 billion in November 2021. Redemptions amounted to EUR 578.0 billion and hence net issues to EUR 116.1 billion. The annual growth rate of outstanding debt securities issued by euro area residents increased from 4.2% in October 2021 to 4.9% in November.
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Source: ECB
New Theme ETF from HANetf on Xetra: internet and e-commerce in emerging and frontier markets
January 11, 2022--A new exchange traded fund issued by HANetf has been tradable on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Tuesday.
The FMQQ Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce ESG-S UCITS ETF gives investors access to companies that generate their revenues from internet and e-commerce activities in emerging and frontier markets, excluding China. These include areas such as internet services, internet retail, online advertising, search engines and social networks.
Currently, the index covers over 60 companies operating in India, Brazil, Russia, South Korea, Taiwan, and South Africa. Excluded from the index are companies that violate the United Nations Global Compact and are active in weapons, Tabak or thermal coal.
Name:FMQQ Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce ESG-S UCITS ETF
Asset class:ETF
ISIN:IE000WF4FCJ3
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Source: Deutsche Börse
ECB-Euro area quarterly balance of payments and international investment position: third quarter of 2021
January 11, 2021--Current account surplus at €333 billion (2.8% of euro area GDP) in four quarters to third quarter of 2021, up from €180 billion (1.6% of GDP) a year earlier
Geographic counterparts: largest bilateral current account surpluses vis-à-vis United Kingdom (€175 billion) and Switzerland (€76 billion), largest deficit vis-à-vis China (€69 billion)
International investment position showed net liabilities of €271 billion (2.3% of euro area GDP) at end of third quarter of 2021
Current account
The current account surplus of the euro area increased to €333 billion (2.8% of euro area GDP) in the four quarters to the third quarter of 2021, up from €180 billion (1.6% of GDP) a year earlier (Table 1). This increase reflected a shift in the services balance from a deficit of €45 billion to a surplus of €91 billion, a larger surplus for goods (from €320 billion to €360 billion) and slightly larger surplus for primary income (from €50 billion to €52 billion). These developments were partly offset by a larger deficit for secondary income (from €146 billion to €169 billion).
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Source: ECB
Research: UK official holdings of international reserves: December 2021
January 6, 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
ESMA publishes guidance on appropriateness and execution-only requirements under MiFID II
January 3, 2022--The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU's securities regulator, has today published the final report on its Guidelines on certain aspects of the MiFID II appropriateness and execution-only requirements.
These requirements constitute an important element of investor protection in the provision of investment services other than investment advice or portfolio management.
Under MiFID II, investment firms providing non-advised services are required to request information on the knowledge and experience of clients or potential clients to assess whether the investment service or product envisaged is appropriate, and to issue a warning in case the investment service or product is deemed inappropriate.
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Source: ESMA
Deutsche Boerse welcomes Bitpanda as new issuer on Xetra
December 22, 2021--First crypto ETN of Bitpanda with easy access to Bitcoin
Since Wednesday, a new crypto ETN issued by Bitpanda Issuance is tradable on Xetra and B&puml;rse Frankfurt.
With the Bitpanda Bitcoin ETC, investors can participate in the performance of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin.
The ETN, which is admitted to the Regulated Market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, is fully collateralized and centrally cleared via Eurex Clearing. Through central clearing, investors benefit from significantly reduced risks in the settlement of transactions.
Name:Bitpanda Bitcoin ETC
Asset class: ETN
ISIN:DE000A3GVJ41
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Source: Deutsche Börse
Latest statistical report from ESMA provides a misleading picture of European securities markets, says industry
December 22, 2021--Omitting UK data from its report is highly concerning, say industry associations.
ESMA's decision to omit UK and other trading data from its 2021 Annual Statistics Report (ASR) has caused an outpouring of comments on social media and led industry associations to accuse it of misrepresenting EU securities markets, which could scupper efforts to deliver a consolidated tape for equities.
Even though the UK was "a central part" of the European securities markets up until it left the EU at the end of 2020, ESMA says the main indicators in its latest stats report, show European securities markets data post-Brexit, which excludes UK data. "The comparability with statistics we had published in earlier publications is, therefore, highly limited," it writes in the executive summary of the controversial report. "In particular, the approach is likely to underestimate OTC trading for all instruments, since many European investment firms reported to UK reporting service providers in 2020, whose reports are not included when presenting the EEA30."
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Source: thetradenews.com
IMF-Spain: Staff Concluding Statement of the 2021 Article IV Mission
December 22, 2021- Economic Outlook
The Spanish economy is recovering from the deep recession caused by the COVID pandemic. Timely and decisive policy support has helped protect jobs, household incomes, and firm balance sheets. A highly successful vaccination campaign, with almost 90 percent of the target population now fully vaccinated, helped limit the impact of infections on hospitalizations, mobility, and economic activity in 2021. Employment has rebounded robustly and is already above pre-crisis levels.
After falling by 10.8 percent in 2020, economic growth resumed in the second quarter of this year, although output remains well below its pre-pandemic level, in part due to the lingering impact of the pandemic on contact-intensive sectors and persistent global supply bottlenecks.
Economic activity is projected to grow at 4.6 percent in 2021 and 5.8 percent in 2022. Private consumption would remain the main driver of growth in the near term, underpinned by a strong labor market recovery and a continued normalization of households' savings. Investment is expected to strengthen in 2022, reflecting robust demand, continued favorable financing conditions, a gradual easing of global supply bottlenecks, and a higher pace of deployment of Next Generation EU (NGEU) funds. The cumulative impact of the NGEU funds on output could reach 1½ to 2 percent by the end of 2022.
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Source: IMF
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