Lipper’s John: US equity investors buck the active-to-passive trend
Of £21.3bn of UK investors’ money in US equity funds, only £167m has gone to trackers in the last year
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BlackRock launches top 20 S&P 500 ETF
The fee is 0.2% and the ticker is SP20
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Franklin Templeton launches two Saudi Arabia funds
Providing exposure to one of the world’s most ‘strategic markets’ for investors seeking high growth
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ARK Invest: 80% of ETF investors are indifferent to active versus passive debate
Investors prefers a blended approach, as both strategies can boost or hinder returns depending on the sector
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Knacke’s money maps: Shine on?
In his monthly column, Ernst Knacke, head of research at Shard Capital, looks at whether gold is overvalued
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94% of investors consider defence stocks ESG friendly
ESG investors have stopped divesting from defence stocks and started buying them since the invasion of Ukraine
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Will active ETFs prove to be as successful as passives?
Can active ETFs prove as successful as their passive counterparts and will traditional asset managers be receptive to adopting the format?
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Harwood Capital launches its first ETF
The new global equity ETF will be overseen by former Artemis manager Alex Illingworth
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Lipper: Bonds attract €24.5bn amid rate cut anticipation
Equities also attracted over €18bn
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Xtrackers MSCI EM ESG Screened ETF proposes investment policy change
Will see the fund drop its ESG screen and move to SFDR Article 6
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Wealth manager Q&A with Eren Osman: The power of passives
Arbuthnot Latham MD on the profound impact of passives, financial wellbeing and how assessing suitability is still the most important piece of regulation
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Tyndall’s Wintle: The hidden dangers of passive investing
Tracker funds are seen as the low-risk route to investing, but Felix Wintle says this assumption may need a re-think