ETF TV

Deborah Fuhr & Margareta Hricova
ETF TV

Each week, ETF TV, brought to you by Deborah Fuhr and Margareta Hricova, are joined by industry leaders to look at the business of ETFs from every angle; regulatory, construction, trading, risk and investment trends like ESG, Active and Crypto. We provide a weekly insight into the ETF ecosystem globally for ETF professionals and investors.

  1. 13 THG 8

    Jeremy Senderowicz, Vedder Price, discusses regulatory changes impacting ETFs

    ETF TV Welcomes Jeremy Senderowicz, Vedder Price, to Discuss Regulatory Changes Impacting ETFs ETF TV, the premier source for insights into the world of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), issuers, and investments, is pleased to announce its latest episode featuring industry expert Jeremy Senderowicz, Shareholder at Vedder Price, who joins Margareta Hricova and Deboah Fuhr on ETF TV to discuss significant regulatory changes impacting the ETF industry. Key Highlights: This episode provides valuable insights into the evolving regulatory landscape and its implications for the ETF industry. Approval of Bitcoin and Ether ETFs: Jeremy Senderowicz discusses the SEC’s recent approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in January and Ether ETFs in July, following a court order. This marks a significant development in the ETF landscape. Swing Pricing Proposal: The SEC has retreated from its swing pricing proposal, which could have led many mutual funds to convert to ETFs. The proposal is expected to be reproposed without swing pricing requirements. ETF Share Classes of Mutual Funds: With the expiration of Vanguard’s patent, many registrants have applied to offer ETFs as a share class of mutual funds. However, the SEC has yet to approve any applications and is not expected to do so soon. Regulatory Impact on the ETF Marketplace: Senderowicz identifies three key regulatory developments shaping the ETF market: Adoption of the ETF rule, simplifying the process for managers to offer ETFs. Growth of white label platforms, enabling managers to offer ETFs without extensive infrastructure. Approval of semitransparent activities, attracting major managers to the ETF business. Derivatives Rule: The adoption of the derivatives rule has opened the market to new competitors and introduced leverage and inverse single stock ETFs, creating new product lines in the ETF marketplace. Impact of Upcoming Election: The election outcome will influence the SEC’s stance on approving mutual fund ETF share classes and Solana ETFs. The party that wins the election will likely determine the approval of these applications. This episode provides valuable insights into the evolving regulatory landscape and its implications for the ETF industry. For further information on VedderPrice  https://www.vedderprice.com/

    5 phút
  2. 24 THG 7

    Lee Bartholomew, Eurex discusses the benefits of options on ETFs for investors on ETF TV

    Lee Bartholomew, Global Head of Fixed Income and Currencies Product Development for Eurex, joins Margareta Hricova and Deboah Fuhr on ETF TV to discuss the benefits of ETF options for investors on ETF TV. The ETFs industry in Europe has seen significant growth, with $2.04 trillion invested by the end of June. This growth has enhanced the market infrastructure for ETFs, particularly through the development of ETF options. Benefits of ETF options for investors: Market Positioning: The business spans cash and derivatives, with a focus on passive investment growth. This has led to a robust global index derivatives business, covering fixed income, equity, and commodities. Product Ecosystem: The aim is to create a comprehensive product ecosystem that includes both cash and derivatives, catering to multi-strategy and fixed income specialist portfolios. This includes tools like credit futures and treasury options, which are physically settled. Fixed Income ETF Options: The decision to launch these options was driven by significant growth in the US market, driven by both institutional and retail demand. The goal was to provide European asset managers with accessible, UCITS-compliant products. US vs. Europe: The US has a more advanced ETF options market with a strong retail presence. In Europe, the market is primarily institutional, with products used for various strategies such as volatility arbitrage, covered calls, and tactical hedges. Client Needs: The focus is on how ETF options can replicate desired risks cost-effectively and provide deep liquidity. Clients are increasingly comfortable using listed products alongside OTC options for comprehensive market access. For further information on Eurex, go to www.Eurex.com

    4 phút
  3. 3 THG 7

    Lukas Ahnert, Senior Product Strategist for Xtrackers, discusses market performance and managing risk on ETF TV

    Lukas Ahnert, Senior Product Strategist for Xtrackers, joins Margareta Hricova and Deboah Fuhr on ETF TV to share insights on market performance and managing risk on ETF TV The key points of the discussion are:– Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a major driver of performance in the US market, with a small group of companies, the “Magnificent Seven” or “Great Eight,” leading the way in translating AI technology into earnings growth.– The S&P 500 has become concentrated, with the top ten companies making up over 30% of the index, which has implications for index-based investors, including idiosyncratic risks.– To address these risks, investors are adopting strategies like equal weighting, which allocates evenly across all constituents of the S&P 500, leading to a more balanced sector allocation and reduced concentration risks.– Another strategy is investing in the AI theme broadly to capture the benefits while avoiding single-name risks associated with large market cap companies.– For global equity investors, the current market dynamics mean an outperformance of larger companies and certain sectors, resulting in a 70% US and 30% ex-US allocation in global equities.– World ex-US is seen as a valuable component for constructing investment portfolios in 2024, offering a straightforward approach to balance US allocations and allowing more involvement in index selection.The conversation emphasizes the importance of managing concentration risks and diversifying investment strategies in response to the evolving market landscape. For further information on Xtrackers go to https://etf.dws.com/en-gb/ Disclaimer: DWS is the brand name of DWS Group GmbH & Co. KGaA and its subsidiaries under which they do business. The DWS legal entities offering products or services are specified in the relevant documentation. DWS, through DWS Group GmbH & Co. KGaA, its affiliated companies and its officers and employees (collectively “DWS”) are communicating this document in good faith and on the following basis. This document is for information/discussion purposes only and does not constitute an offer, recommendation or solicitation to conclude a transaction and should not be treated as investment advice. This document is intended to be a marketing communication, not a financial analysis. Accordingly, it may not comply with legal obligations requiring the impartiality of financial analysis or prohibiting trading prior to the publication of a financial analysis. This document contains forward looking statements. Forward looking statements include, but are not limited to assumptions, estimates, projections, opinions, models and hypothetical performance analysis. No representation or warranty is made by DWS as to the reasonableness or completeness of such forward looking statements. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. The information contained in this document is obtained from sources believed to be reliable. DWS does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness or fairness of such information. All third party data is copyrighted by and proprietary to the provider. DWS has no obligation to update, modify or amend this document or to otherwise notify the recipient in the event that any matter stated herein, or any opinion, projection, forecast or estimate set forth herein, changes or subsequently becomes inaccurate. Investments are subject to various risks. Detailed information on risks is contained in the relevant offering documents. No liability for any error or omission is accepted by DWS. Opinions and estimates may be changed without notice and involve a number of assumptions which may not prove valid. DWS does not give taxation or legal advice. This document may not be reproduced or circulated without DWS’s written authority. This document is not directed to, or intended for distribution to or use by, any person or entity who is a citizen or resident of or located in any locality, state, cou

    8 phút
  4. 11 THG 4

    Olivier Paquier, the Global Head of ETF Sales at AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM), joins ETF TV to share insights on their ETF strategy

    Olivier Paquier, the Global Head of ETF Sales at AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM), joins Margareta Hricova and Deboah Fuhr on ETF TV to share insights on AXA IM’s ETF strategy. AXA IM entered the ETF industry approximately 18 months ago. With a rich history of over 25 years in portfolio management, AXA IM views ETFs as a logical progression given their expertise in three key areas: Fixed Income: AXA IM has a strong foundation in fixed income investments. Active Management: They firmly believe in active management strategies. ESG Focus: As an insurance company, AXA IM integrates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations into their business globally.  AXA IM has strategically focused on Paris Aligned Benchmarks (PAB) within their ETF offerings. Here are the key points: PAB: AXA IM actively utilizes PAB, which helps clients decarbonize their portfolios by a minimum of 7% annually. These benchmarks align with the Paris Agreement, a global initiative signed by numerous countries in 2015 to combat climate change. AXA IM incorporates PAB into both active and passive investment strategies available through their ETFs. Additionally, AXA IM has expanded its ETF range by launching thematic ETFs based on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These thematic ETFs focus on areas such as biodiversity and a climate strategy, which includes responsible investment exclusions and impact filters. AXA IM’s approach combines qualitative and quantitative methods to enhance exposure purity and overall performance. In summary, AXA IM aims to be a leading UCITS ETF provider by 2026 by leveraging their expertise in fixed income, active management, and ESG considerations For further information on AXA IM go to www.axa-im.com

    5 phút

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Each week, ETF TV, brought to you by Deborah Fuhr and Margareta Hricova, are joined by industry leaders to look at the business of ETFs from every angle; regulatory, construction, trading, risk and investment trends like ESG, Active and Crypto. We provide a weekly insight into the ETF ecosystem globally for ETF professionals and investors.

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