ETFs growth threatened by lack of consolidated tape
Senior market participants at the ETFs Global Markets Roundtable in London this week discussed the importance of a consolidated tape for the industry.
Senior market participants at the ETFs Global Markets Roundtable in London this week discussed the importance of a consolidated tape for the industry.
In a letter to shareholders Jamie Dimon questions what would happen if ETF and index funds went into large liquidation.
Brian Schwieger, global head of equities products at London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), talks to The TRADE about the group’s impressions of the early days of MiFID II and its initiatives for the rest of 2018.
Melvyn Merran has been appointed head of credit trading for ETFs as Citi continues its drive into the ETF space.
SGX and NZX agree on cooperation for derivatives, dual and secondary listing, ETFs and investor participation.
Lack of access to the credit market has seen innovation across credit market products, according to Greenwich Associates.
New study suggests the ETF boom has led to a reduction in commission rates, making it easier to access emerging market equities.
Statistics from Tradeweb show ETF investing patterns have now shifted following the US presidential election.
The AMF warns investors to remain vigilant as ETFs are intrinsically linked to underlying markets.