Markets fall on Russian invasion of Ukraine
As oil breaks through $100 per barrel for the first time in seven years
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Will the SDGs be in vogue for EM indices?
FTSE Russell equity index to lower fossil fuel reserve exposure by 60% and up green revenue by around 30%
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China onshore bond market could double to $30trn by 2030
As decision on inclusion in FTSE World Government Bond Index nears
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Dim outlook for European retail real estate
But baseline scenario sees 2022 recovery of FTSE Epra Nareit Developed Europe Index
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Viewing value stock potential through a macro lens
What the recent outperformance of value stocks in the wider economic context means
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FTSE Russell and Solactive release thematic indices
Providers reveal European government bond and future trend index family
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FTSE Russell expands Asia-Pacific ESG investment analysis
It has added approximately 800 China A Shares and 1,300 Japanese securities
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Determining the value of low-cost ETFs
ETFs have evolved significantly in recent years but do such products have a key place in a portfolio or are issuers falling wide of the mark?
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Bargain hunt: cheap trackers that don’t scrimp on performance
Not all FTSE All-Share trackers are priced equally and the costliest passive exposure comes from the Virgin UK Tracker with a whopping 1% charge. Click through the gallery below for the five cheapest funds on offer and help investors get more for less.
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Investors see value in FTSE 250 after election surprise
While investors aren’t finding as many buying opportunities after the general election, they are eyeing up the FTSE 250 stocks.
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Smart beta strategies retain momentum
Smart beta equity strategies continue to widen their appeal with institutional investors. Europe remains the front-runner, but other regions are catching up. A certain kind of smart beta product is particularly popular.
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Institutional investors’ smart beta use breaks through 50% barrier
More than half of European institutional investors now use smart beta strategies, according to a study conducted by FTSE Russell. Usage of smart beta remains much more common in Europe than in the US and Asia-Pacific, though it is growing everywhere.