A regulatory review of index providers by the U.S. SEC seems to have jumped the pond.
Now the IOSCO has launched a consultation looking into the relationship between European asset managers and index providers in an effort to uncover possible conflicts of interest.
Markets may be volatile, but firms are still taking advantage of introducing new products via the superior ETF wrapper. And ESMA takes a crack at stock market outages with a new proposal.
There is no slowing down in Q4 as firms like Fineco in Europe continue their ETF expansion and a slew of new issuers enter the US ETF market.
ETF issuers in Europe are no longer launching new products in every European market and are becoming more targeted on where to be most successful, according to a PwC report.
A quiet week for global ETF launches and flow reporting. While in Europe, ETF growth outpaces that of EU-domiciled UCITS.
A laundry list of ETF launches in the United States including long awaited entrant, Alliance Bernstein. And in Europe, the Central Bank of Ireland will review daily disclosure requirements which could fare well for active ETFs.
Trifecta of Metaverse ETF launches in Europe alongside a slew of other thematic products. And in the U.S., Vanguard’s ETF assets are nipping at the heels of rival BlackRock.
In the world of ETFs, we have three new entrants to welcome – AXA Investment Managers and Fineco Asset Management in Europe and NEOS in the States.
A recent report from Investors Chronicle is certainly not favourable on thematic ETFs. A slew of new ETF products in Europe and a slow week in the U.S.
Dublin-based Waystone is adding to the increasingly competitive white label space and has sights on global ETF domination.
