|
|
 |
|
Viewing report
|
|
|
|
The ETFs & Indices Handbook 2008
Euromoney Institutional Investor, March 2008
With exchange traded funds experiencing strong double digit growth throughout 2007 and surpassing US$700bn in assets under management world wide, this could be viewed as one of the hottest investment sectors today and is roaring into 2008.
Utilising its expert editorial board of academics and industry professionals from leading index providers and investment banks, The ETFs & Indices Handbook 2008 provides articles about the dynamic field of index-based investing and trading. In particular, the current state of affairs, new products and strategies, and what the future has in store. The book includes detailed explorations of index construction and tracking, investment in Chinese real estate, an overview of the ETFs market, along with advice on current regulations. All of these and many more come together to form a concise point of reference for the year ahead.
How it will help buyers avoid costly mistakes
- Articles are written by senior decision-makers so you can rely on the information being up-to-date and authoritative. Articles written by insiders from this dynamic sector ensures that our editorial is timely and represents only the issues that matter.
- Introductory foreword provided by Gus Sauter, Chief Investment Officer for The Vanguard Group
- Contains contact details for each author
- Guidance on new approaches will help you understand their impact and opinion articles will give you advanced warning of future trends, giving you time to adjust your strategy
- Articles written by insiders ensure that our editorial style is straightforward, relevant and highly perceptive
- Strategic advice will help you develop and implement appropriate solutions to regulatory concerns
- With excellent growth throughout 2007, ETFs could be viewed as the most exciting sector at present and with more of the same expected for 2008, this is the must have guide for the year ahead.
- The only annual guide to ETFs & indices
Target Market
Portfolio managers
Asset managers
Fund managers
Investment managers
Pension fund managers
Private wealth managers
Managing directors
CEOs
Presidents
Vice presidents
Investment directors
Treasurers
Analysts
Directors of research
Trustees
Excerpt
“In recent times, exchange traded funds (ETFs) have become the institutional investment tool of choice. ETFs are a simple, low cost and flexible way to access the potential rewards of the market. They bring important advantages, in combining the ready-made diversification of index tracking with the ease and flexibility of trading shares.
ETFs allow for exceptionally broad exposure, with wider index ETFs making it easy to buy the whole market, the largest companies, or a particular sector. ETFs also allow for diversity as they provide a simple method for investors to ‘fill in the blanks’ of their portfolios. The majority of popular ETFs mirror the make-up of already-established indices like the FTSE 100, S&P 500, and the FTSE All-Share – and because ETFs are based on indices, there is minimal associated cost – one of the most attractive elements of ETFs.”
FTSE Group
Customers who bought this item also bought
EUR: Results of Snapshot Survey on Energy & Natural Resources Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
The ETF Book: All You Need to Know About Exchange-Traded Funds
Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) Analyzer - Spring 2009
The ETFs & Indices Handbook 2009
Exchange Traded Funds in the United States
Exchange Traded Funds
A Practical Guide to ETF Trading Systems
The Rise and Rise of Exchange Traded Funds
Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies
A Guide to Equity Index Construction
The Compliance Officer's Handbook 2005
The Portable Alpha Handbook 2008
|
|
|
|
