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Pimco total return ETF will be tipping point for actively managed funds...
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Actively managed ETFs are becoming more and more popular with investors, and the launch of a big mutual fund strategy with an ETF wrapper by Pimco will be a watershed moment for the industry
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The long-promised revival in Europe's high-yield bond market has sent ETF providers rushing to create fixed-income investments that fit the bill
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January sees record high in exchange-traded product assets under management, with US inflows representing 84% of global new assets for the month
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Fixed-income ETPs see assets under management grow fastest; how wealth management industry contributes to UK GDP; fine wine index tipped for surge; survey reveals optimism among fund managers; New UK regulator urged to boost consumer protection
Retrospective: JP Morgan autocall victim of short-termism
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Short-term products carry the disadvantage that there is so little time to recover should the market move against the investor. This was true for the six-month autocallable JP Morgan created in November 2011, based on the Russell 2000 Index and the SPDR...
RBS retains structured products in restructure
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Royal Bank of Scotland retains its investor products and equity derivatives businesses in its latest restructuring, but ditches cash equities, corporate broking, equity capital markets and mergers and acquisitions. Richard Jory reports
ETFs: moving beyond the synthetic-versus-physical debate
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The past year has seen the exchange-traded funds industry plagued by discussions about the relative complexity of synthetic and physical ETFs. Will the newly published European Securities and Markets Authority guidelines on the products put the matter...
Start of 2012 sees surge in commodities ETF launches
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Commodities have returned to the structured products spotlight as providers come up with new, more efficient ways of gaining exposure to the asset class and explore innovative ways to package commodity-based investments. By Hannah Collins
Editorial: The age of the scapegoat
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Has the popularity of exchange-traded funds turned them into the new regulatory whipping boys?
Metals indexes give precious performance
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It has been a good start to the year for industrial and precious metals, reflecting increasing optimism towards commodities. ETF providers have responded to bullish sentiments with the launch of both broad commodity- and sector-targeted funds
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