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Deutsche Börse European market leader in trading of ETFs
The first European exchange-traded fund (ETF) based on European corporate bonds has been trading in Deutsche Börse's XTF segment since Wednesday. The iBoxx € Liquid Corporates ETF (ISIN: DE0002511243) is issued by iShares PLC, a subsidiary of Barclays Global Investors (BGI). The ETF tracks the iBoxx € Liquid Corporates Index, which comprises 40 investment grade corporate bonds. The index provider iBoxx is a joint venture of seven investment banks and Deutsche Börse.
Deutsche Börse, with its XTF segment, is the first exchange in Europe to offer trading in fixed-income ETFs in addition to equity ETFs. The iBoxx € Liquid Corporates ETF is the second ETF to offer a diversified investment in fixed-income securities. The eb.rexx Government Germany EX ETF based on German government bonds was already launched in February.
Deutsche Börse's XTF segment is still the European market leader in exchange-trading of ETFs, with a market share of 47 percent in February. XTF currently
offers 63 ETFs, the largest portfolio of exchange-traded index funds in Europe. As of the end of February, the XTF segment had assets under management of more than 4.93 billion euros.
There are currently 63 ETFs and 23 actively managed equity funds listed in the XTF market segment. There are no loads for the purchase of fund shares through the stock exchange; all the investor has to pay are the usual transaction costs for the purchase and sale of securities. Investors can buy the shares through any bank that offers trading in equities.
Roughly 99 percent of the volume traded in fund products in Germany is posted through Xetra, which means that all of the main trading parameters from equities trading are also valid for XTF. These include continuous trading, auctions, a minimum lot of one fund share as well as Designated Sponsors who provide for liquidity.
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roma ajaz 1..tutti alla snai!
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Deutsche Börse European market leader in trading of ETFs
The first European exchange-traded fund (ETF) based on European corporate bonds has been trading in Deutsche Börse's XTF segment since Wednesday. The iBoxx € Liquid Corporates ETF (ISIN: DE0002511243) is issued by iShares PLC, a subsidiary of Barclays Global Investors (BGI). The ETF tracks the iBoxx € Liquid Corporates Index, which comprises 40 investment grade corporate bonds. The index provider iBoxx is a joint venture of seven investment banks and Deutsche Börse.
Deutsche Börse, with its XTF segment, is the first exchange in Europe to offer trading in fixed-income ETFs in addition to equity ETFs. The iBoxx € Liquid Corporates ETF is the second ETF to offer a diversified investment in fixed-income securities. The eb.rexx Government Germany EX ETF based on German government bonds was already launched in February.
Deutsche Börse's XTF segment is still the European market leader in exchange-trading of ETFs, with a market share of 47 percent in February. XTF currently
offers 63 ETFs, the largest portfolio of exchange-traded index funds in Europe. As of the end of February, the XTF segment had assets under management of more than 4.93 billion euros.
There are currently 63 ETFs and 23 actively managed equity funds listed in the XTF market segment. There are no loads for the purchase of fund shares through the stock exchange; all the investor has to pay are the usual transaction costs for the purchase and sale of securities. Investors can buy the shares through any bank that offers trading in equities.
Roughly 99 percent of the volume traded in fund products in Germany is posted through Xetra, which means that all of the main trading parameters from equities trading are also valid for XTF. These include continuous trading, auctions, a minimum lot of one fund share as well as Designated Sponsors who provide for liquidity.