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Market for exchange-traded products forecast to top $2 trillion next...
Blackrock predicts that by the end of 2012, ETFs alone will have reached $2 trillion in assets under management as more investors embrace the funds and more exposures become available.
The CSRC plans to ban derivatives dealers from using QFII quotas to on-sell derivatives mirroring CSI 300 index futures contracts to offshore clients. The move looks set to challenge ETF fund managers...
Senior investors at Pimco, BlackRock, State Street, AllianceBernstein and Investec give their views on how the Eurozone crisis might play out in 2011.
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ETF Roundup
BlackRock is launching four new Australian exchange-traded funds (ETFs), including the iShares S&P/ASX 20, the S&P/ASX High Dividend fund. There will also be ETFs tracking the MSCI Australia 200 and the S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries. * Deutsche Bank's db...
iShares to launch Australian equities ETFs
BlackRock plans the listing of ETFs on the Australian Securities Exchange, providing simple and cheap access to small and large local cap companies
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● Nomura has named Rig Karkhanis as head of fixed income, Singapore, in a newly created role. Karkhanis will be responsible for providing clients in Asia ex-Japan with solutions across foreign exchange, interest rates, credit and commodities. He reports...
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Futures clearing model less secure for over-the-counter derivatives than bilateral trading, says BlackRock trading head
Copper boosts physically backed commodity ETF market
The physically backed commodity ETF market is set to grow with the inclusion of Copper as JP Morgan and Blackrock file with the SEC
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