ETFs
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ETFs’ liquidity under question
By Rebekah Tunstead
May 14, 2019, bobsguide
Despite disagreement over the liquidity level of exchange traded funds (ETFs) thanks to the volume number of funds that are traded off-exchange, ETFs …
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The Big Risk Lurking in ETF Markets
By Alicia McElhaney
May 9, 2019, Institutional Investor
The markets underpinning credit exchange-traded funds are showing signs of declining liquidity — and that could spell trouble in the next downturn, …
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Asset managers preparing to launch nontransparent ETFs
By Jeff Benjamin
May 1, 2019, InvestmentNews
Financial advisers would be wise to start boning up on the ins and outs of nontransparent exchange traded funds, because they might be …
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SEC’s Redfearn: Consolidated Tapes Won’t Solve Trading Data Needs
By Josephine Gallagher and Hamad Ali
April 30, 2019, Waters Technology
A U.S.-style consolidated tape is not the answer to the industry’s market data problems across the E.U. and beyond, …
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Bank of Japan mulls ETF lending
By Andrew Neil
April 29, 2019, Global Investor Group
The Bank of Japan is considering a lending facility for its exchange-traded fund program.
The central bank revealed the plans in …
Read More →Market Structure Weekly with Larry Tabb: April 26, 2019
While the Deutsche Bank-Commerzbank deal appears dead, Deutsche Bank and UBS appear close to joining their asset management businesses, notes TABB Group founder and research chairman Larry Tabb at the …
Read More →The Weekly Rant with Larry Tabb: April 22, 2019
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Read More →U.S. Fixed Income ETFs – The First-Mover Advantage: TABB Research
The U.S. fixed income ETF market has about $700 billion in assets under management. But, as a relatively new marketplace, there are first-mover advantages, and the market is concentrated at …
Read More →Market Structure Weekly with Larry Tabb: April 18, 2019
Larry Tabb says he’s happy that Merrill Lynch is going after younger, less-affluent clients, but it may be too late – the firm may have missed its opportunity 20 years …
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A Hard Look at the E.U.’s Changing Bond Markets
By George Bollenbacher, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABBFORUM
Although the European fixed income market is thought to be considerably smaller and more fragmented than the U.S. market, it …
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