ETC How does a swap-based ETF work?
ETFs replicate benchmark indices in different ways: physically, and synthetically – also known as a swap-based approach. Find out how a swap-based ETF works.
Exchange-traded funds and commodities are a hotbed of innovation and an exciting way for investors to access capital markets. Read our insights on the latest news and developments in this fast moving area.
ETFs replicate benchmark indices in different ways: physically, and synthetically – also known as a swap-based approach. Find out how a swap-based ETF works.
Gold declined 3.7% in November, as the market factored in the possible implications of Trump’s second term, with some commentators predicting US interest rates remaining higher for longer. The metal subsequently found support and recovered some of its losses in the latter part of the month. Discover insights into the key macro events and what we think you should be keeping your eyes on in the near term.
The most popular way most investors gain exposure to commodities is through exchange-traded products. You can gain exposure to a single commodity’s price via an exchange-traded commodity (ETC) or to a basket of commodities, such as those represented by the BCOM Index, via an ETF.
European ETFs raised $68.6 billion in the third quarter, the strongest quarter ever recorded in the EMEA ETF industry in terms of net new assets and taking YTD NNA to $175.2 billion. A combination of robust flows and market performance gains of 7.1%, boosted AUM for the EMEA ETF industry by 10.5% during this quarter, up to $2.3 trillion.
The brief stock market correction in July highlighted how quickly market sentiment can change. Although economic fears have since eased, investors are still seeking optimal portfolio strategies. An equal weight version of the MSCI World Index could offer broad global equity exposure while reducing concentration risk compared to a standard market-cap-weighted approach. Read our latest article to find out more.
Any debate over whether physical or synthetic replication is the best way to track an index has been all but laid to rest, with both methods now appreciated for their potential benefits. Discover more.
Join Kathy Kriskey and Paul Syms as they discuss all things gold, including the biggest drivers of the gold price over the past 15 years and what the future might look like.
Bond markets continued to rally in December, once again providing positive returns across the fixed income spectrum. Read here for our latest thoughts on fixed income and what we think you should be looking out for in the near term.
As a responsible asset manager, 100% of the gold bars held in the Invesco Physical Gold ETC adhere to the LBMA's Responsible Gold Guidance.
In this second part of the Gold Report, we explore the various sources of supply and demand to further explain recent movements in the gold price.
The reason many people invest is to grow their money, so they’ll have enough in the future to spend on some financial goal they have. But how do you do this? Find out more.
In this second part of the Gold Report, we explore the various sources of supply and demand to further explain recent movements in the gold price.
After underperforming growth for the past 13 years in the US, many investors discarded value as outdated. That notion is now up for debate given the relative performance of these investment styles so far this year. Does value still matter? If yes, is it too late to reintroduce value in your portfolios?
In this second part of the Gold Report, we explore the various sources of supply and demand to further explain recent movements in the gold price.
Why are ETFs gaining momentum? What are their structural benefits? And why might now be the right time to consider them? We answer the big questions.