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Il boom degli ETF sul Bitcoin sta cambiando i panieri di investimento. Ecco cosa sta accadendo

2 weeks ago | money.it | Steve Johnson

Il lancio di fondi negoziati in borsa bitcoin negli Stati Uniti è stato un successo strepitoso, ma i player del settore affermano che le innovazioni future daranno una spinta ulteriore al settore degli ETF sulle criptovalute. A poco più di un anno dal loro debutto, gli ETF bitcoin quotati negli Stati Uniti detengono già 120 miliardi di dollari di asset.
Investors lose $25bn in leveraged ETFs in sector’s biggest meltdown

2 weeks ago | ft.com | Steve Johnson

Investors lost $25.7bn in leveraged exchange traded funds late last week, in the biggest ever meltdown for risky funds that have drawn...
First cat bond ETF opens new frontier in low-correlation returns

3 weeks ago | ft.com | Steve Johnson

The world’s first exchange traded fund investing in catastrophe bonds launched on the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday, opening up a...
GraniteShares’ European leveraged ETPs hit regulatory roadblock

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | Steve Johnson

Stay informed with free updatesSimply sign up to the Exchange traded funds myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. GraniteShares, a $10.6bn manager of high-risk leveraged and inverse exchange traded products, has been suspended from selling new units in its European range. The base prospectus for the company’s 65 European ETPs expired on Friday, and a regulatory note posted on its website said an updated prospectus had not been approved “at the date of this announcement”.
GraniteShares’ European leveraged ETPs hit regulatory roadblock

1 month ago | ft.com | Steve Johnson

GraniteShares, a $10.6bn manager of high-risk leveraged and inverse exchange traded products, has been suspended from selling new units...
Managed futures hedge fund ETF launches in Europe

1 month ago | ft.com | Steve Johnson

Europe’s only exchange traded fund that aims to replicate the performance of the managed futures hedge fund industry, but for a fraction...
European approval for semi-transparent ETFs sparks debate

1 month ago | ft.com | Steve Johnson

The recent approval of semi-transparent exchange traded funds in Europe has sparked debate over whether the fund structure will succeed...
ETF Buzz | The ETF Educator

1 month ago | theetfeducator.com | Lu Wang |DJ Shaw |Steve Johnson |Ben Strack |Nate Geraci

ETF Inflows & Outflows Performance Leaders & Laggards Source: ETF Action; flows and performance data as of 3/6/25; performance data excludes leveraged and inverse products Weekly ETF Reads Defensive Funds With $51 Billion Get Slammed for Hidden Costsby Lu Wang “Scrutiny is picking up around the popular and complex products, once reserved for institutional investors and which are now packaged as low-cost, easy-to-trade vehicles for the masses.” Lessons From Private Credit ETF PRIV Debut by...
Crypto ETFs set to trump precious metal peers, says State Street

1 month ago | ft.com | Steve Johnson

Surging demand for cryptocurrency exchange traded funds will push their combined assets above those of precious metal ETFs in North...
ETF Buzz | The ETF Educator

2 months ago | theetfeducator.com | Steve Johnson |Vildana Hajric |Nate Geraci

ETF Inflows & Outflows Performance Leaders & Laggards Source: ETF Action; flows and performance data as of 2/20/25; performance data excludes leveraged and inverse products Weekly ETF Reads Vanguard triumphs over State Street to take largest ETF crownby Steve Johnson “VOO turned on the flows afterburners last year and caught up to SPY much quicker than expected.” Wall Street Is Selling ETFs That Mimic the Private Equity Boomby Vildana Hajric “The outcomes these funds produce will often be...