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Barclays launches short and leveraged iPath ETNs
Barclays Bank has listed 11 short and leveraged ETNs in New York, giving exposure to domestic and international equities and volatility.
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More and more UK investors are using ETFs to diversify their portfolios, according to Barclays Stockbrokers.
Small-cap emerging markets stocks have outperformed large- and mid-cap stocks by significant margins in recent years, according to Standard & Poor's.
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Best bank for emerging market bonds: JP Morgan
Credit Awards Americas 2010 winner: JP Morgan – Best bank for emerging market bonds
Europe – Threat to long term oil supplies
European domestic reserves of crude oil are declining at a rapid pace and with European energy demand set to pick up, the region could be exposed to additional security of supply risks, reports Katie Holliday
EM investors should be wary of currency movements, says Payden & Rygel...
Managing principals Robin Creswell and Kristin Ceva say currency volatility is a risk for local currency investments.
Swift lays out 2015 business strategy
New focus on tailored solutions for emerging markets, says Americas CEO Church
Sheng, Lemierre: finance must shift to serve real economy
China Banking Regulatory Commission's Andrew Sheng and BNP Paribas's Jean Lemierre say speculation must be quelled; Sheng urges Asia to develop investment banking industry, create regional champions
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