ETF TV

ETF TV

Financial Services

City of London, London 559 followers

Providing insight for the institutional investor in ETFs ; trading, management, use and product developement.

About us

ETF TV is a weekly web cast show that gives insight to the institutional investor on the current trends in the selection, use and trading of ETFs. Hear from indsutry leaders in the global ETFs ecosystem; issuers, investors, markets makers, index providers, exchanges, execution venues, custodians and lawyers and traders. Every week we will bring insights on new listings and news from the complete ecosystem.

Website
http://www.etftv.net
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
City of London, London
Type
Partnership
Founded
2019

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    Watch Olivier Paquier, the Global Head of ETF Sales at AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM), share insights on their ETF strategy with Deborah Fuhr, CFA fellow and Margareta Hricova on ETF TV. AXA IM entered the ETF industry approximately 18 months ago. With a rich history of over 25 years in portfolio management, AXA IM views ETFs as a logical progression given their expertise in three key areas: 1. Fixed Income: AXA IM has a strong foundation in fixed income investments. 2. Active Management: They firmly believe in active management strategies. 3. ESG Focus: As an insurance company, AXA IM integrates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations into their business globally. AXA IM has strategically focused on Paris Aligned Benchmarks (PAB) within their ETF offerings. Here are the key points: 1. PAB: - AXA IM actively utilizes PAB, which helps clients decarbonize their portfolios by a minimum of 7% annually. - These benchmarks align with the Paris Agreement, a global initiative signed by numerous countries in 2015 to combat climate change. - AXA IM incorporates PAB into both active and passive investment strategies available through their ETFs. - Additionally, AXA IM has expanded its ETF range by launching thematic ETFs based on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). - These thematic ETFs focus on areas such as biodiversity and a climate strategy, which includes responsible investment exclusions and impact filters. - AXA IM’s approach combines qualitative and quantitative methods to enhance exposure purity and overall performance. In summary, AXA IM aims to be a leading UCITS ETF provider by 2026 by leveraging their expertise in fixed income, active management, and ESG considerations Press play to watch: https://lnkd.in/e4WCd3HV You can listen to this episode and prior episodes as podcasts on: Apple Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/eT_C6vTX Spotify - https://lnkd.in/eABhghZs Google Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/euSFQ2Fa Overcast - https://lnkd.in/e4CPWmZJ Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/1o46p1mc RadioPublic - https://lnkd.in/e4FziVkS For further information on AXA Investment Managers go to www.axa-im.com To watch other episodes of ETF TVhttps://www.etftv.net/ ETF TV is your insight into the world of exchange-traded funds, issuers and investment. Register to receive updates and watch prior episodes at www.ETFtv.net. Disclaimer: ETF TV is a news update and is intended for informational purposes only. ETF TV does not provide investment advice nor recommend products. If you are interested in sponsoring, being a guest, or have any questions on ETF TV, please email contact@etfgi.com #ETFs #ETF #Index

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    Watch Charlie Shaffer, the President and Chief Revenue Officer at TIFIN AMP, discuss how they deliver distribution intelligence at scale for asset managers with Deborah Fuhr, CFA fellow and Margareta Hricova on ETF TV. Charlie Shaffer, the President and Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at TIFIN AMP, brings deep knowledge and roots in the world of fund distribution and transition management. Previously, he served as the Head of Distribution at Voya Investment and the Global Head of Distribution at Credit Suisse Asset Management. His expertise lies in addressing the challenges faced by asset managers dealing with an exponential increase in data over the past decade. The proliferation of CRM, digital marketing, social media, and third-party data has made integration nearly impossible. TIFIN AMP’s solution involves creating a data fabric that unifies and ingests various types of data, both structured and unstructured. By designing this fabric for intelligence, they empower asset managers with precision and actionable insights. Rather than blaming the CRM tools, TIFIN AMP focuses on leveraging data to drive personalized distribution intelligence at scale for asset managers. Press play to watch: https://lnkd.in/eUAB3MZx You can listen to this episode and prior episodes as podcasts on: Apple Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/eT_C6vTX Spotify - https://lnkd.in/eABhghZs Google Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/euSFQ2Fa Overcast - https://lnkd.in/e4CPWmZJ Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/1o46p1mc RadioPublic - https://lnkd.in/e4FziVkS For further information on TIFIN AMP go to www.tifinamp.com/ To watch other episodes of ETF TVhttps://www.etftv.net/ ETF TV is your insight into the world of exchange-traded funds, issuers and investment. Register to receive updates and watch prior episodes at www.ETFtv.net. Disclaimer: ETF TV is a news update and is intended for informational purposes only. ETF TV does not provide investment advice nor recommend products. If you are interested in sponsoring, being a guest, or have any questions on ETF TV, please email contact@etfgi.com #ETFs #ETF #Index

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    Watch Dave Shastri, Chief Strategy Officer at Truss Edge, discuss the benefits of portfolio management solutions for ETF issuers with Deborah Fuhr, CFA fellow and Margareta Hricova on ETF TV. Portfolio management solutions play a crucial role in the ETF ecosystem. Infrastructure Support: Using a single integrated investment platform covering the front, middle, and back office relieves asset manager from infrastructure headaches. Index-Focused Solution: Automated solution integrates with existing legacy infrastructure to cover the ETF life cycle. Challenges Addressed: Large asset managers transitioning into the ETF space need support in dealing with market makers, authorized participants (APs), administrators, and custodians. In summary, Truss Edge empowers asset managers to navigate the complexities of ETF management, streamline operations, and focus on investment strategies while maintaining a robust infrastructure. Press play to watch: https://lnkd.in/emT9_jVB To watch other episodes of ETF TVhttps://www.etftv.net/ You can listen to the podcasts on: Apple Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/eT_C6vTX Spotify - https://lnkd.in/eABhghZs Google Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/euSFQ2Fa Overcast - https://lnkd.in/e4CPWmZJ Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/1o46p1mc RadioPublic - https://lnkd.in/e4FziVkS For further information on Truss Edge go to ⁠www.trussedge.com ETF TV is your insight into the world of exchange-traded funds, issuers and investment. Register to receive updates and watch prior episodes at www.ETFtv.net. Disclaimer: ETF TV is a news update and is intended for informational purposes only. ETF TV does not provide investment advice nor recommend products. If you are interested in sponsoring, being a guest, or have any questions on ETF TV, please email contact@etfgi.com #ETFs #ETF #Index

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    Watch Daniel Madden, Head of ETF Capital Markets at Northern Trust, explain the role of the ETFs capital markets team at an ETF issuer with Deborah Fuhr, CFA fellow and Margareta Hricova on ETF TV. Dan explains the three primary roles the capital markets team fulfils: -Work with external market participants -Coordinate interactions between external and internal teams -Internal and external education Working with the right market participants is key: -Selecting the lead market makers for an ETF -Executing ETFs trades using a centralized risk management process The capital market team’s role is multifaceted: they navigate the complexities of ETF capital markets, fosters collaboration, and promotes informed decision-making. The team plays a critical role in the ETF ecosystem. Press play to watch: https://lnkd.in/eGP-2rYP To watch other episodes of ETF TV: https://www.etftv.net/ You can listen to the podcasts on: Apple Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/eT_C6vTX Spotify - https://lnkd.in/eABhghZs Google Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/euSFQ2Fa Overcast - https://lnkd.in/e4CPWmZJ Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/1o46p1mc RadioPublic - https://lnkd.in/e4FziVkS For further information on Northern Trust go to ⁠https://lnkd.in/grYQsrHH ETF TV is your insight into the world of exchange-traded funds, issuers and investment. Register to receive updates and watch prior episodes at www.ETFtv.net. Disclaimer: ETF TV is a news update and is intended for informational purposes only. ETF TV does not provide investment advice nor recommend products. If you are interested in sponsoring, being a guest, or have any questions on ETF TV, please email contact@etfgi.com #ETFs #ETF #Index

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    Watch Chad Wood, CFA, ETF Strategist at Mackenzie Investments, Demystify ETFs for Canadian Investors with Deborah Fuhr, CFA fellow and Margareta Hricova on ETF TV. Chad Wood, CFA, an ETF Strategist at Mackenzie Investments, is featured on ETF TV to address common misconceptions surrounding Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). Canadian investors often grapple with questions related to ETFs, including understanding their nature, assessing liquidity, comparing spreads, and navigating foreign withholding taxes. Key Points of Discussion: - What is an ETF? Chad Wood will provide a clear definition of ETFs, shedding light on their structure and benefits. - Liquidity Insights: The discussion will explore the liquidity aspect of ETFs, emphasizing their tradability on stock exchanges. - Comparing ETF Spreads: Investors will gain practical tips on evaluating spreads between different ETFs. - Navigating Foreign Withholding Taxes: Chad Wood will address the tax implications associated with investing in foreign ETFs. Join ETF TV for valuable insights that empower Canadian investors in their ETF journey. Press play to watch: https://lnkd.in/e_8KDx5P   To watch other episodes of ETF TVhttps://www.etftv.net/ You can listen to the podcasts on: Apple Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/eT_C6vTX Spotify - https://lnkd.in/eABhghZs Google Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/euSFQ2Fa Overcast - https://lnkd.in/e4CPWmZJ Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/1o46p1mc RadioPublic - https://lnkd.in/e4FziVkS For further information on Mackenzie Investments go to https://lnkd.in/erh4sEg ETF TV is your insight into the world of exchange-traded funds, issuers and investment. Register to receive updates and watch prior episodes at www.ETFtv.net. Disclaimer: ETF TV is a news update and is intended for informational purposes only. ETF TV does not provide investment advice nor recommend products.

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    Watch Xiaolin Chen, PhD, Head of International at KraneShares share her views on the Chinese economy and the wider implications on global markets with Deborah Fuhr, CFA fellow Fuhr and Margareta Hricova on @ETF TV. This is a very important year for China, as this is the second year of President Xi Jinping's third term. This is the year that they have to deliver the economic results for them to achieve all the economic goal they have set out at the beginning of the third year, which is to modernize the society and urbanize the society. Last year, China delivered 5.2% of GDP growth. This year, we think they're going right around that level, if not higher than that level.   China is now reforming its financial markets means allowing for environmental, oil, bank, owned insurance on some of the industries and sectors used to be very restricted with foreign investments. They become more open, more welcoming international investments. You can listen to the podcasts on: Apple Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/eT_C6vTX Spotify - https://lnkd.in/eABhghZs Google Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/euSFQ2Fa Overcast - https://lnkd.in/e4CPWmZJ Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/1o46p1mc RadioPublic - https://lnkd.in/e4FziVkS   For further information on KraneShares go to https://kraneshares.com/   ETF TV is your insight into the world of exchange-traded funds, issuers and investment. Register to receive updates and watch prior episodes at www.ETFtv.net. Disclaimer: ETF TV is a news update and is intended for informational purposes only. ETF TV does not provide investment advice nor recommend products.

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    Watch Martin Leinweber, CFA at MarketVector Indexes discuss staking and innovation in crypto indexes   We discuss how the integration of staking rewards combined with customization has set a new standard for digital asset indexes.   MarketVector and Figment have aligned to provide a more comprehensive measure of the value of Ethereum. The partnership marries MarketVector’s expertise in index administration with Figment’s best-in-class Ethereum rewards rate reporting.   The MarketVectorTM Figment Ethereum Staking Reward Reference Rate measures the annualized rate resulting from staking ETH on Ethereum. The Rewards Rate encompasses rewards from all activities on the Consensus Layer, including block proposals, attestations, sync committee, slashing reporting and the Execution Layer, including priority transaction fees and MEV. Penalties incurred from slashing are automatically deducted.   The MarketVectorTM Figment Ethereum Total Return Index takes a comprehensive and flexible approach by combining Ethereum’s Consensus and Execution Layer rewards with the daily market price. This approach provides a holistic perspective on Ethereum’s performance, considering all possible reward sources and slashing incidents while utilizing reliable exchange data to capture the market price of Ethereum.   A first-mover in staking-as-a-service, Figment provides staking and data solutions to some of the largest institutions in the digital asset space. MarketVector IndexesTM (“MarketVector”) together with Figment introduce two innovative indexes to provide a more comprehensive measure of the value of Ethereum. Learn how the partners have worked to combine Ethereum’s market performance with staking rewards into an innovative, customizable benchmark.   The first products co-created by MarketVector and Figment include the soon-to-be-launched the MarketVectorTM Figment Ethereum Staking Reward Reference Rate and the MarketVectorTM Figment Ethereum Total Return Index. While the partnership’s initial focus is on solutions for institutions and investors in Ethereum, this partnership paves the way to expand and extend these capabilities to other digital assets in the future. The MarketVectorTM Figment Ethereum Staking Reward Reference Rate is a daily annualized rate of Ethereum rewards.   These products are tailor-made for institutions, marrying MarketVector’s expertise in index administration with Figment’s best-in-class Ethereum rewards capture. Our initial focus is on Ethereum (ETH), paving the way for future opportunities to expand and extend these innovative products to other assets.   For more information please visit MarketVector website ETF TV is your insight into the world of exchange-traded funds, issuers and investment. Register to receive updates and watch prior episodes at www.ETFtv.net. Disclaimer: ETF TV is a news update and is intended for informational purposes only. ETF TV does not provide investment advice nor recommend products.

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    Watch ETF TV Steven Schoenfeld, Chief Executive at MarketVector Indexes discusses economic exposure indexes, investable strategies for a global world in flux. Precisely defined global and domestic economic exposure indexes allow investors to supplement or diversify their country/regional exposure, or take tactical investment actions to add alpha. KEY FINDINGS Globalization is in flux, oscillating between globalization and deglobalization forces, with deglobalization currently the prevailing trend. Increased cycles of global versus domestic dominance will drive divergence within country and regional performance. The world is shifting in a major way – macro-economic trends, new and disruptive industries/themes, and changes in trade flows warrant a reconsideration of how investors define countries. Using country or regional indexes structured around economic exposure can provide investors with a more precise, targeted investment solution for a world in flux. ABSTRACT The seemingly inexorable globalization trend has been halted by the COVID-19 pandemic, heightened geopolitical tension, the war in Ukraine, and inflation on a global scale. Although it is unimaginable to expect a fully deglobalized world, structural trends toward localization now exist. The impact of global and local macro drivers will impact business depending on their dominant business exposure. Investors who want to capture these differences that may result in divergent trends will need a targeted approach that segments companies within a country or region by their revenue exposure to global or local drivers. Precisely defined global and domestic economic exposure indexes allow investors to supplement or diversify their country/regional exposure, or take tactical investment actions to add alpha. Listen to podcasts of this and prior episodes of ETF TV on Apple and Spotify. ETF TV is your insight into the world of exchange-traded funds, issuers and investment. Register to receive updates and watch prior episodes at www.ETFtv.net. Disclaimer: ETF TV is a news update and is intended for informational purposes only. ETF TV does not provide investment advice nor recommend products. #ETFs #ETF #Index

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