ESG Emerging Markets ETFs Are Good Ways to Skimp on Russian Stocks
Investors holding emerging markets ETFs at the start of 2022 through today are learning an important lesson: the less Russia, the better.
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Investors holding emerging markets ETFs at the start of 2022 through today are learning an important lesson: the less Russia, the better.
Carbon emissions allowance futures, banks' fixed income securities and sustainable short-term corporates are among the recently announced funds
Carbon emissions allowance futures, banks' fixed income securities and sustainable short-term corporates are among the recently announced funds
<p><span>Solactive is delighted to announce that it was voted the Index Provider of the Year in the inaugural ETF Stream Awards. It was the first time ETF leading publication ETF Stream launched an award, which aims at bringing together the ETF ecosystem and acting as a barometer of success in the industry. Solactive’s submission revolved around its low-cost offering, thematic Indices, and ESG solutions.</span></p>
<p><span>ETFs are increasingly becoming the incumbent in the global passive investment industry. In June 2021, global assets under management in index-tracking ETFs hit their new record of USD 8.66tn, which is merely USD 132bn short of assets in passive mutual funds. Building on the success of ETFs, CI Global Asset Management, a subsidiary of Toronto-based CI Financial Corp. (TSX: CIX, NYSE: CIXX), has licensed four Solactive indices to provide its clients three plain vanilla benchmark ETFs, including a broad Canada ETF, and two ETFs tracking the largest 500 and 1000 US companies, ...