PA ANALYSIS: The Bats indices launch is shrewd move
Bats Europe’s launch of a set of indices to rival the famous FTSE range may well turn out to be a very shrewd move which works out well for Bats and helps investment firms’ bottom line.
Bats Europe’s launch of a set of indices to rival the famous FTSE range may well turn out to be a very shrewd move which works out well for Bats and helps investment firms’ bottom line.
Bats Europe is launching a rival offering to the FTSE benchmarks service relied upon by the United Kingdom’s investment industry.
Money has flooded into benchmark-tracking exchange traded funds as investors chase low-cost access to major asset markets.
Investment management should sit at the heart of pensions delivery, argues the IMAs Jonathan Lipkin.
The Rathbone Strategic Growth Portfolio benchmark has been reviewed in order to protect its risk target against a backdrop of fixed income low yield.
It has likely happened with a fund you’ve held. An underperforming manager, be it due to his out-of-favour style or poor decision-making, is tapped on the shoulder by his CIO and told to take off all his relative bets – much to your detriment.
A combination of investors' awareness of the weak economic environment they are operating in, their desire for more absolute and less relative portfolios, and various regulatory changes are pushing us slowly towards, at last, putting investor goals as the ultimate benchmark.
APCIMS has come a long way in the past year, so why for some does it still represent the industrys stuffy stock broking past rather than its modern multi-asset future?
APCIMS is to drop the FTSE representative index it uses for global equities as part of an overhaul which could see further changes in the way it tracks bonds and alternatives.