The fixed income space is being flooded by ETF flows, but are these record trading volumes sucking liquidity dry, and what problems is this causing for active traders? The TRADE takes a look at the landscape... and why it’s making both sides of the street so nervous.
As Europe is yet to see the significant uptake in actively managed ETFs that the US market has experienced, Annabel Smith asks why that is and how active ETFs operate.
ICE launched its ETF Hub last year in a bid to standardise the creation and redemption process for ETFs.
Wematch has previously gained investment from JP Morgan and Societe Generale for its matching technology and platform.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management has launched three smart beta ETFs with SIX Group.
ICE ETF Hub is an open architecture platform designed to standardise the ETF primary market where shares ETFs are created and redeemed.
The SEC has voted to adopt a new framework to modernise rules for ETFs and reduce barriers to entry in the marketplace.
Research from Greenwich associates finds ETF allocations grew by 50% in Europe last year, with further growth expected in 2019.
Tradeweb saw record European ETF volumes last month, with 44.9% being traded via its AiEX electronic trading platform.
BNY Mellon has integrated Bloomberg BSKT and introduced a global standard for transmitting orders via its electronic messaging service.