Waystone announces white-label ETF ambitions
Jul 23rd, 2022 | By James Lord, CFA
Waystone, a full-service provider to the asset management industry, has stated its intention to enter Europe’s white-label ETF market in the near future.
Waystone, a full-service provider to the asset management industry, has stated its intention to enter Europe’s white-label ETF market in the near future.
ETF investors are increasingly shifting towards higher value propositions including actively managed, thematic, ESG, and crypto asset strategies, according to the latest global survey from Trackinsight.
Franklin Templeton has announced a series of marketing and strategy adjustments within its US ETF line-up as the firm aims to better align its offering while capitalizing on the now-established strength of its brand name.
Leverage Shares has announced its entry into Europe’s sparsely populated ETP white labeling market, catering to the increasing number of asset managers seeking to introduce investment strategies in the region.
BNP Paribas Asset Management has debuted the first edition of its European ESG ETF Barometer, a bi-annual survey monitoring changes in investors’ sustainable investment outlook and practices.
Index providers may be subject to stricter regulatory standards as the US Securities and Exchange Commission considers whether to exert greater control over an increasingly influential segment of the financial ecosystem.
By Rahul Sen Sharma, Managing Partner at Indxx.
Rebalancing allows thematic ETF managers to maintain their strategic long-term allocations in the face of rapidly shifting markets.
MSCI has updated its equity factor models with three new inputs – sustainability, crowding, and machine learning.
UK wealth managers are expected to increase their use of model portfolios over the next two years, driving further adoption of ETFs, according to a recent survey conducted by Cerulli Associates.
Regulators in mainland China and Hong Kong have reached an agreement on the inclusion of ETFs into the Stock Connect programme.