FinEx has announced that investors in the FinEx Tradable Russian Corporate Bonds UCITS ETF sustained severe losses arising from the fund’s currency hedging contracts.

Anglo-Russian ETF issuer FinEx has introduced a new ETF on Moscow Exchange providing broad exposure to emerging markets while excluding stocks from China, India, and the Middle East.

Anglo-Russian issuer FinEx has launched a new ETF on Moscow Exchange providing broad exposure to real estate investment trusts (REITs) listed in the US.

FinEx has launched the FinEx Video Gaming and eSports UCITS ETF (FXES RM) on Moscow Exchange, providing exposure to companies operating in the global video gaming and eSports industries.

FinEx has launched a new ETF on Moscow Exchange offering exposure to US Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS).

FinEx has launched a new ETF on Moscow Exchange that seeks to capture the risk premia associated with ‘fallen angel’ bonds.

Anglo-Russian issuer FinEx has launched a lower-unit-price share class of its US Information Technology ETF in a bid to make the fund accessible to a wider audience of investors.

FinEx, a London-headquartered ETF issuer with significant operations in Russia, has launched a smart beta equity ETF on Moscow Exchange. The FinEx Global Equity UCITS ETF is linked to the Solactive Global Equity Large Cap Select Index which provides exposure to select developed and emerging markets based on a Black-Litterman asset allocation model. The fund comes with an expense ratio of 0.10%.

FinEx, a London-headquartered ETF issuer with significant operations in Russia, has changed the index provider on seven of its ETFs; industry leader MSCI has been dropped in favour of low-cost specialists Solactive. Simon Luhr, Director of FinEx Funds, said, “Following a comprehensive review of the index provider marketplace, we chose to expand our relationship with Solactive for a range of equity indices as they provide an excellent service for a very competitive fee.”

FinEx, a London and Moscow-based ETF issuer, has partnered with Rosbank, a subsidiary of Société Générale, to launch an automated investment service, called SmartInvest, offering globally diversified portfolios built exclusively using ETFs. “The aim of SmartInvest service is to provide high-quality asset management tools to all types of investors,” said Arnaud Denis, First Deputy Chairman of Rosbank.