BlackRock unveils UK real estate ETF
The worlds largest asset manager, BlackRock, has launched its second exchange-traded fund (ETF) which aims to mirror the risk and return profile of UK real estate.
The worlds largest asset manager, BlackRock, has launched its second exchange-traded fund (ETF) which aims to mirror the risk and return profile of UK real estate.
BlackRock has responded to the growing popularity of exchange-traded funds with price cuts on two of its iShares UK equity vehicles.
BlackRock has launched new emerging markets and US equities exchange-traded funds on the London Stock Exchange.
The ETF business of BlackRock has slashes prices on a series launched for European investors.
The ETF provider has slashed its fee by more than half on two of its three S&P 500 trackers.
With the launch of two new ETFs‚ European investors are now able to buy shares in smaller‚ faster-growing Chinese companies.
Joe Linhares has been replaced by Rachel Lord as head of iShares EMEA as the firm looks to further grow its share of the European market.
iShares ETF products on platforms attracted a combined £1.04bn in Q2 2013, as advisers poured assets into minimum volatility funds and longer dated corporate bond funds.
iShares is offering investors currency-hedged emerging market bond exposure through an ETF listed today on the London Stock Exchange
BlackRock has completed its acquisition of Credit Suisse’s ETF business, with the combined business operating under the iShares brand from today.
iShares has launched two currency-hedged fixed income ETFs, the first of their type from the provider, as it continues to develop its fixed income range.
Tradeweb has launched an electronic hedging tool for European ETFs which makes it easier to source, price and trade the basket of underlying bonds needed to create or redeem shares in fixed income ETFs, with the aim of improving their efficiency and liquidity.