Global ETF News Older than One Year
Infographic-Visualizing the Emerging Markets of the Future
October 20, 2015--China's rapid pace of growth is slowing, and no one knows if India can become the next China. So who will lead global economic growth?
Source: visualcapitalist.com
Infographic-The Internet of Things and Our Mobile Future
October 20, 2015--By the time you finish reading this infographic, there will be 3,810 new devices connected to the internet of things.
Source: visualcapitalist.com
Supporting information for implementation of the countercyclical capital buffer published by the Basel Committee
October 19, 2015--To promote consistent implementation of the Basel III countercyclical capital buffer
the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has issued frequently asked questions and other supporting information.
view the Frequently asked questions on the Basel III Countercyclical Capital Buffer
Source: BIS
Infographic-China vs. United States: A Tale of Two Economies
October 19, 2015--Today's infographic looks at the economic differences between China and the United States: total reserves, GDP per capita, demographics, and much more.
Source: visualcapitalist.com
Infographic-Gold: Off to the Races, or Just Another False Start?
October 16, 2015--This week, gold made a technical breakthrough past its 200--day moving average. We look at past occurrences of this event, and the
potential consequences. view infographic
Source: visualcapitalist.com
The Startup Universe Explained in 27 Facts
October 14, 2015--Today's infographic provides context on the startup universe.
Find out, which tech companies are making a splash,, as well as many other striking facts.
Source: visualcapitalist.com
BNY Mellon Q3 2015 ETF Newsletter
October 13, 2015--Global Market Commentary
Globally, as of August 31, 2015 there were 4,264 ETFs across 8,100 listings and total assets of $2.727 trillion.
There are a total 235 providers on 61 exchanges.
Global net inflows into ETFs YTD 2015 reached $213.44 billion. iShares, Vanguard and Deutsche Bank led global inflows (as well as US inflows), while SPDR ETFs, Harvest Asset Management, and Huatai GB led global outflows.
There have been 459 new ETFs launched globally YTD 2015 from 106 providers, while 157 ETFs closed.
Source: ETFGI, August 2015
U.S. Market Commentary
The United States has 1,500 ETFs with assets of $1.95 trillion as of the end of August 2015. There are 70 ETF providers on 3 exchanges. The US represents 71.6 percent of global ETF assets. As of the end of August, the YTD net new inflows into ETFs was $122.56 billion, which represents 57 percent of global inflows.
Source: BNY Mellon
Regulatory cost stifles fund boutiques
October 11, 2015--Regulators are pursuing a reform agenda that is damaging the fund management industry, particularly boutique asset managers, by raising costs and stifling innovation, according to a think-tank.
Source: FT.com
Chancellor announces London and Lima stock exchange collaboration
October 9, 2015--The Chancellor has today (9 October 2015) announced that the London Stock Exchange Group and the Lima Stock Exchange, Bolsa de Valores de Lima, will work together to enhance liquidity in Peruvian financial markets.
Alongside this work, LSEG and BVL will explore the possibility of collaborating on the ELITE Programme, the innovative business support programme for high growth private companies.
Source: HM Treasury
World Economic and Financial Surveys-Regional Economic Outlook: Western Hemisphere
October 9, 2015--Economies in the Western Hemisphere are generally seeing a slowdown in growth. The U.S. economy regained momentum after a slow start at the beginning of the year, while in Latin America and the Caribbean economic activity continues to decelerate at the regional level.
Stronger U.S. growth should benefit countries in the region, especially those with tighter links through trade, remittances, and tourism (Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean).
Weaker commodity prices for the foreseeable future, however, will continue to hurt South America's net commodity exporters-lowering national incomes, reducing investment, and worsening fiscal balances.
Source: IMF
