Lynn Hutchinson: How ethical ETFs stack up against parent indices
MSCI indices counter belief that ethical investing comes with a performance penalty
MSCI indices counter belief that ethical investing comes with a performance penalty
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Demand for ethical products counterbalanced by investor concerns about lack of standardised ESG definitions
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The passives price war is prompting some ETF providers to bypass big-brand indices
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Saudi Arabia has been upgraded by index provider MSCI to its emerging market index, alongside Argentina, which has re-entered the index after being dropped in 2009.
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China A-shares have now entered a number of flagship strategies in stage one of a two-part process. Charles Stanley head of passive product research looks at what it means for ETF investors.
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Saudi Arabia’s promotion from frontier to emerging market in FTSE Russell indices is an opportunity for short-term investors to take profits, while longer-term investors can take the announcement as confirmation the market is moving in the right direction.
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The higher a country’s ESG rating, the better its government bonds perform, MSCI has found.
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MSCI has unveiled a set of indexes with an emphasis on ESG in response to growing demand from investors to incorporate sustainable allocation into their strategies.
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M&G wants to change the name and investment policy of its £2.1bn M&G Global Basics fund so that it can invest beyond just ‘basic economies’.
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China was the best performing country last month, while momentum beat other factors like quality, MSCI has reported.
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The UK was the worst performing single country index in June while Canada was the best, according to data by MSCI.
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MSCI has finally included China A-shares in its emerging market indices, but the decision seems long overdue.
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