To provide India investors facility to invest in US stocks and ETFsAngel Broking announces the launch of international investments for Indian investors with its Vested Finance partnership, making investments in U.S. stocks and ETFs easy at the
touch of a button.
The tieup with Vested Finance adds to the suite of services offered by Angel Broking. Some of the
advantages of this newly added service includes ability to invest in fractional shares, no minimum balance
requirement, anytime withdrawal, and a quick and easy signup process.
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February 25, 2021
Further clarifying the growing momentum behind sustainable investment strategies, MSCI Indexes revealed that it saw demand for environmental, social, and governance ratings and index products outpacing growth in its traditional indexing businesses.
Baer Pettit, chief operating officer of MSCI, explained that $200 million of the firm’s revenues are now “tied to ESG and climate,” and are growing “in the 30 percentages in this area,” Barron’s reports. “It’s growing dramatically, faster than even the second major closest category, the index business.” In comparison, the latter is growing “in the low teens.”
MSCI is one of the largest purveyors of ESG ratings and has enjoyed the rapid growth in sustainable investing. U.S.-domiciled sustainable investments have accumulated $17.1 trillion at the start of 2020, up 42% from two years earlier and about a third of total U.S. assets under management, according to US SIF data.
The asset is a closed-end fund that lets investors redeem large blocks of shares in exchange for delivery of silver bullion. Adding to the case for PSLV is silver’s durability during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic and expectations that it will perform well when COVID-19 is defeated.
A major, longer-ranging catalyst for PSLV and silver prices is the metal’s role in the booming renewable energy industry.
“As clean energy initiatives gain traction, greater attention is being paid to the critical roles of various metals and minerals,” writes Sprott portfolio manager Maria Smirnova. “Access to these valuable materials has become critically important, which is why several resource-rich nations, including Canada and Australia, have joined the United States in establishing the Energy Resource Governance Initiative (ERGI), an alliance to disseminate best practices for discovering and developing reserves of minerals used to make electric vehicles.”
February 24, 2021
U.S. investors are chronically home-biased in their portfolios, even while international allocations have provided better opportunities in different market cycles.
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Investors have looked to time-tested active approaches to enhance returns and provide greater stability, especially in times of heightened volatility. For example, the actively managed
Davis Select International ETF (NasdaqGM: DINT) focus on long-term opportunities and incorporate the money managers’ judgment experience, high conviction, low turnover, accountability, and alignment. The Davis team screens for fundamental characteristics, including cash flows assets and liabilities, among other criteria.
The management team looks to durability, adaptability, and resiliency of a company for substantial competitive advantages, superior business models, attractive financials, and superior free cash flows. They also select those with a track record of good decisions, intelli
The
ALPS Clean Energy ETF (ACES) is a broad play on renewable energy, but one of its cornerstone exposures is the sizzling solar sector.
ACES follows the CIBC Atlas Clean Energy Index. That benchmark is comprised of U.S.- and Canada-based companies that primarily operate in the clean energy sector. Constituents are companies focused on renewables and other clean technologies that enable the evolution of a more sustainable energy sector.
Enhancing the ACES solar proposition is global adoption of this renewable energy source, which is being led by Australia. That country has optimal weather for solar and tariffs encouraging a move to clean energy.