Credit Suisse speeds up synthetic-to-physical ETF conversion

Credit Suisse is converting more of its synthetic exchange-traded funds to the physical model, which happens to be favoured by the Swiss Financial Markets Association

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Let's get physical: Credit Suisse converts more synthetic ETFs

Credit Suisse has announced that it will convert six of its synthetically replicated exchange-traded funds (ETFs) into the physical model in May in response to client demand for physical funds. Physical replication is achieved through the purchase of the underlying constituents rather than using swaps to gain exposure to an index or securities.

The latest conversions, which will take place in May, will bring the number of converted Credit Suisse ETFs to 10 over the past six months. In November

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