State Street launches new government bond ETF
State Street Global Advisers has launched a new exchange traded fund (ETF) which allows investors to adjust the duration of their European government bond exposures.
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State Street launches worlds first passive
State Street Global Advisors has launched what it claims is the world’s first passive global convertible bond exchange traded fund.
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Global investor confidence up
Global investor confidence remained resilient in August, despite a bout of risk aversion precipitated by continuing geopolitical tensions, State Street Global Exchange said on Thursday.
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State Street expands ETF range with new product
Short maturity corporate bond funds are looking popular as State Street launches its product.
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FCA fines State Street in mark-ups case
State Street UK has been fined £22.9m by the FCA having been found to have deliberately charged clients substantial mark-ups on transactions on top off agreed fees and commission.
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State Street appoints head of EMEA ETFs
Alexis Marinof has been appointed as inaugural head of Europe, Middle East and Africa at State Street Global Investors’ ETF platform SPDR as business in the area gains momentum.
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Global risk appetite continues upward trajectory
European investor confidence grew modestly in February, while confidence in Asia has fallen in the past month, figures from the latest State Street Investor Confidence Index (ICI) show.
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Investor Confidence Index rises in January
Global investor confidence has risen although European risk appetite has fallen further, the latest State Street Investor Confidence Index (ICI) shows.
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State Street rolls out multi asset fund
State Street Global Advisors has unveiled Dynamic Diversified Fund, a multi-asset vehicle within its flagship managed pension fund.
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rdr driven price cuts commence
State Street Unit Trust Management has slashed prices on its UK authorised tracker funds by as much as 78%, a move it said was made in response to RDR.
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Investor confidence down to 2008 levels
According to State Street's Investor Confidence Index, confidence is at its lowest since 2008 although the regional picture looks somewhat different.
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Investor confidence takes hit as risk asset allocations fall
State Street’s latest Investor Confidence Index shows regional disparities with double-digit fall.
