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New Firm Plans Hedge-Fund-Beating ETF
January 04, 2010 5:02 am
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Yet another upstart exchange-traded fund issuer has filed for “exemptive relief” from the Securities and Exchange Commission, asking for the green light to launch a new family of primarily actively managed ETFs. The firm—FFCM LLC—plans to initially launch an ETF of ETFs designed (in its words) “to outperform a major hedge fund index such as the Credit Suisse/Tremont Global Macro Index.” The exemptive relief application is noticeably short on details, but lays the groundwork for an aggressively managed 130/30 product as well as a wide range of follow-on products. No information about FFCM or its president and chief operating officer, Kishore Karunakaran, was immediately available. The 40-APP filing is available here.
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Short-Seller’s Guide To GLD
Gold, despite its recent rebound, has gotten clobbered over the past three months.Looking Beyond VWO And EEM
Broad-based, cap-weighted ETFs were the way to play emerging markets over the past decade. But it’s time for investors to become more strategic and look beyond VWO and EEM.-
May 24, 2012
AdvisorShares Launches Cousteau-Linked ETF AdvisorShares rolls out green multi-asset-class ETF with charitable Cousteau tie-in. -
May 23, 2012
AdvisorShares To Roll DENT Into MATH AdvisorShares plans to roll its poor-performing ETF, DENT, into a better-performing strategy called MATH. -
May 21, 2012
Barclays To Sell Stake in BlackRock It’s final: Barclays plans to unload the stake it has held in BlackRock since BlackRock bought BGI in 2009. -
May 18, 2012
Best/Worst Daily ETF Returns: KBWI Falls 6.74% KBWI was the worst-performing ETP on Thursday, May 17, as the Dow plunges again on rumors of a bank run in Spain. -
May 17, 2012
Global REIT ETF Revolution? My colleague Devin Riley recently lamented the lack of focused global real estate ETFs. That may be about to change.
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JP Morgan & ETN Credit Risk
Paul & Ugo discuss the implications of J.P. Morgan's $2 billion loss, the European debt crisis and what it means for ETN investors.
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