In this most interesting of years, fixed income ETFs have enjoyed the best of times and the worst of times. Gene Tannuzzo, Deputy Global Head of Fixed Income at Columbia Threadneedle Investments, which has USD498 billion in assets, comments that year to date, fixed income returns look ‘very average, but they arrived there in an unusual way’.

Commenting on yesterday’s news of Global X’s expansion into Europe, Luis Berruga, CEO at Global X says: “Europe is the second largest ETF market in the world with over USD1 trillion in assets and I think that number will triple over the next four to five years, so as a global player, we wanted to enter the European market.”

nthony Ginsberg, Co-Creator of HAN-GINs Cloud Technology UCITS ETF (SKYY),  a cloud computing-focused ETF, expects growth in the sector to accelerate and is predicting more M&A corporate activity in the cloud space, particularly amongst cloud security firms.  

Bill DeRoche, Chief Investment Officer at AGF is the latest to step into the ring with our US election from the ETF perspective comment column.

Sal Bruno, CIO, IndexIQ, has bravely waded into our ongoing comment column on the forthcoming US Presidential election.

Bill Kapogiannis, Executive Director at The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), comments on his firm’s enhanced offering and the impact of the ETF rule.

In the first of a new series for ETF Express, Beverly Chandler garners the opinions of the great and the good in the ETF world on investing in ETFs during the pre-US Presidential election period.

China’s recovery from Covid-19 has been an extraordinary phenomenon among many strange events over this year, and China is now projected to be the only economy to have positive economic growth in 2020. 

Recent market volatility may have sparked the usual calls for bans on short-selling, but any such move would be counter-productive, says Edward Monrad (pictured), Head of European Equity Market Structure, Optiver Europe…

Anthony Ginsberg, Co-creator of the HAN-GINs Indxx Healthcare Innovation ETF (WELL) says the Coronavirus crisis has exposed many flaws in the US and other healthcare systems, which has proven a boost for innovative healthcare companies.