EBC Financial Group (EBC) has announced the launch of over 100 new US-listed ETF CFDs, expanding its multi-asset product suite and, it writes, offering global client’s deeper access to diversified, thematic trading opportunities.
Morningstar Direct has reported that in Q1 2025, commodity-focused open-end funds and ETFs surpassed liquid alternatives in worldwide total assets under management for the first time since 2012.
Most institutional asset owners currently are using passive investments or have leveraged passive investments in the past, writes Cerulli Associates, adding that they remain split on whether active or passive management offers the best risk/return profile for public market exposure.
Bitwise has listed four of its Germany-issued crypto ETPs on the London Stock Exchange (LSE), writing that this expands access to its institutional-grade product suite for Bitcoin and Ethereum investors, and widens its footprint across European markets.
Professional Investors are increasingly favouring active ETFs over other investment vehicles, according to new findings from Fidelity International’s Professional Investor DNA Survey.
Palmer Square Capital Management, a credit-focused alternative asset management firm with more than USD33 billion in assets under management founded in 2009, is planning to launch three ETFs for European institutional investors in early 2025.
Fair Oaks Capital, a specialist corporate credit manager, has listed the first European AAA CLO ETF on the London Stock Exchange with the ticker FAAA.
Research with more than 200 professional investors released by Carne Group reveals more than four out of five institutional investors and wealth managers expect to have 5 per cent or more of investment assets in ETFs within three years, and almost all say ETFs are increasingly used as core holdings rather than for short-term allocation.
New analysis from GraniteShares, a global issuer of ETPs, reveals that on 1 September 2024, Petrofac was the most shorted UK listed company.
The World Gold Council’s monthly gold ETF report shows that global gold ETFs witnessed their third consecutive monthly inflows in July – the strongest month since April 2022 with western investors leading the charge due to renewed interest in the asset to diversify and safeguard their portfolios.
