Video: The IMF’s Leverage Issue
Coverage of the 2011 Global Investment Conference.
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Coverage of the 2011 Global Investment Conference.
Jittery investors are shifting out of China fast—particularly Chinese ETFs. Even though only 26 ETFs track China, investors have already pulled $1.04 billion out of them (a hefty percentage when you consider that those 26 ETFs are worth just $10.2 billion).
Coverage of the 2011 Global Investment Conference.
Post-2008, ETFs have made their way into pension portfolios largely due to one big promise - liquidity. How can plan sponsors make sure an ETF is liquid enough?
Country faces deep political and economic problems.
It’s beginning to look like the long, lingering post financial crisis hangover isn’t going away any time soon thanks in part to the situation in Greece and a bit of surprise news last week from the International Energy Agency. I’ve written before about the growing role of ETFs as a “liquidity sleeve” for institutional investors […]
Coverage of the 2011 Global Investment Conference
Coverage of the 2011 Global Investment Conference
Plans can choose to manage their first move into emerging markets with swaps - or they can use country-specific ETFs to gain short-term exposure to the markets they want to invest in. ETFs don’t involve counterparty risk and they offer the same easy, liquid access that swaps offer.
Coverage of the 2011 Global Investment Conference