CoinShares Launches Its First Bitcoin ETP At SIX Date
19/01/2021
Today, the Swiss Stock Exchange welcomes another new ETP issuer. CoinShares is already the second product issuer joining in 2021. CoinShares’ physical bitcoin ETP further enlarges the choice of products with a crypto-currency as underlying at SIX.
CoinShares is the second ETP issuer joining the Swiss Stock Exchange in just a weeks’ time. Their physical bitcoin ETP offers investors exposure to bitcoin in combination with the advantages of Exchange Traded Products, each unit being backed up with 0.001 bitcoin at launch.
“Interest in Bitcoin continues to grow. As the world’s leading regulated marketplace for products with crypto-currency underlyings, SIX offers investors crucial benefits like transparency, liquidity and equal treatment. A warm welcome to CoinShares joining our ranks of Exchange Traded Product issuers”, says Christian Reuss, Head SIX Swiss Exchange, Markets, SIX.
Rayliant debuts the world’s first China active equity ETF
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Rayliant launched the world’s first active China equities ETF on the New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) on December 31, 2020. Unlike passive ETFs, which track an index, Rayliant’s active strategy is designed to capture long-term excess returns in the world’s second-largest economy.
China is one of the few major markets where we believe active management can consistently deliver outsized returns LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) January 18, 2021 Rayliant launched the world’s first active China equities ETF on the New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) on December 31, 2020. The Rayliant Quantamental China Equity ETF (Ticker: RAYC) is targeted at U.S. investors seeking long-term capital appreciation in China. Unlike passive ETFs, which track an index, Rayliant’s active strategy is designed to capture long-term excess returns in the world’s seco
Review will also address excess fall in super-long yields No consensus on how best to tweak guidance on ETF buying BOJ may also release estimates on impact of tools on growth BOJ to release findings on review at March 18-19 meeting
TOKYO, Jan 18 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan will discuss ways to scale back a controversial programme that buys massive amounts of exchange traded funds without stoking market fears of a full-fledged retreat from ultra-loose policy, sources say.
The programme will come up in the BOJ’s March policy review, largely because of policymakers’ concerns over the ballooning size of the central bank’s stock exchange-traded funds (ETF) holdings which, at 35 trillion yen ($337 billion), account for roughly 80% of Japan’s ETF market, said five sources familiar with the BOJ’s thinking.
U.S. equity funds saw inflows of $2.2 billion in the week ended Wednesday, a period when Wall Street indexes hit record highs on optimism that President-elect Joe Biden will be able to push more economic stimulus through a Congress controlled by Democrats.