ETF
JPMorgan’s first Taiwan ETF in over decade faces crowded market
The US asset manager’s fund will be its first one focused on Taiwanese assets since 2010
Retail oil traders spark ETF boom amid institutional slump
[NEW YORK] Anthony Sandford knew it was time to jump back into the energy sector when US war planes first cast shadows over Tehran in late February.
The case for an iEdge Singapore Next 50 ETF
Most developed markets offer investors a domestic mid-cap ETF alongside a flagship large-cap product
South Korea market crashes are luring traders hooked on leveraged ETFs
South Korean retail investors are among the biggest drivers of trading in US-listed leveraged funds globally
South Korea’s ETF boom puts assets on track to overtake Taiwan
The two tech-heavy Asian markets have been a focal point in recent years, thanks to a global frenzy sparked by the rise of AI
US brokers may levy fee on ETF managers
JP Morgan estimates the US ETF management fee pool to be US$21 billion
In Singapore, dips aren’t plunges – they’re opportunities
Now, small and mid-cap stocks and ETFs are generating new momentum
China national team’s US$68 billion exit alters stock strategies
Trading activity onshore has eased from a frenzied pace of nearly four trillion yuan earlier this month
JPMorgan eclipses Dimensional as world’s biggest active ETF firm
The bank’s asset management arm currently controls nearly US$257 billion in active ETFs worldwide
Bank of Japan says sales of its ETF holdings to start next week
The bank is set to unload the assets little by little to avoid roiling markets
