TOPIC - ETFs

 
Nasdaq Unveils Socially Responsible Index
Journal of Indexes Staff Monday, 01 April 2002
 
Vanguard Group Launches Extended Market VIPERs
Journal of Indexes Staff Monday, 01 April 2002
 
Nasdaq Signals Intention To Trade ETFs
Journal of Indexes Staff Monday, 01 April 2002
 
Around the World of ETFs
Journal of Indexes Staff Monday, 01 April 2002
 
A Simple Proposition
The author discusses why he feels institutional investors might do well to examine which index they use for non-Japanese equities.
Srikanta Dash Tuesday, 01 January 2002
 
What a year it was
The author reviews 2001. In addition to covering the biggest stories, the article is rife with handy top 10 lists of the year's best and worst in indexes.
Jim Wiandt Tuesday, 01 January 2002
 
All the News in Indexes From the 4th Quarter of 2001
Includes coverage of the Vanguard 500, the SEC concept release on actively managed funds, the result of the S&P/Vanguard lawsuit, and news from MSCI, S&P, Dow Jones, AMEX, and a variety of other index news.
Journal of Indexes Staff Tuesday, 01 January 2002
 
Spreadsheet Heaven
If you're anything like us, you'll know you've died and gone there when you get your hands on this array of nifty Excel spreadsheets and pdfs we've compiled.
Journal of Indexes Staff Tuesday, 01 January 2002
 
Side Effects
Pricing Pressures Affect Commodity Indexes, Too
Hilary Till Sunday, 01 July 2001
 
Passive Investing Trends
Chasing Returns Or Investing On Merit?
Jim Wiandt Sunday, 01 July 2001
 
MSCI Launches Its Provisional Indexes
There perhaps has never been anything as anticipated or speculated upon in the invest-ing world as the launch of Morgan Stanley Capital International’s provisional indexes.
Journal of Indexes Staff Sunday, 01 July 2001
 
Diversifying Via Sectors
New Sector Indexes Offer Some Advantages
Seddik Meziani Sunday, 01 April 2001
 
Equity Emigration
Indexes are helping facilitate the proccess in Europe
Lars Hamich Sunday, 01 April 2001
 
Bloomberg Enters Index-Licensing Business
Bloomberg LP has raised a large family of indexes for years, including U.S. state and regional stock indexes and its Bloomberg European 500 Index. However, it hadn’t moved to capitalize on the index-investing trend of the 1990s as many other index providers, including Dow Jones, Morgan Stanley Capital International and Standard & Poor’s, have done.
Journal of Indexes Staff Sunday, 01 April 2001
 
Designing ETFs
Even Simple Concepts Encounter Critical Issues
Michael Carty Monday, 01 January 2001
 
ETFs Are Busting Out All Over
Professional investors see alternatives to futures
Deborah Fuhr Monday, 01 January 2001
 
ETF´s Can Benefit Active Managers
For openers, lower costs, reduced turnover and higher returns
Herbert Blank, Chad Gracia Monday, 01 January 2001
 
Funds To Indexers
Consider Corporate Governance Criteria
Journal of Indexes Staff Monday, 01 January 2001
 
Will The Real Style Please Stand Up
By adding new stable vs. variable style classifications to traditional value vs. growth style analysis, the author identifies distinct styles of equity management not otherwise readily observed, and explores their distribution among institutional investors and the possible style underweighting it reveals.
Peter Jankovskis, Ph.D. Saturday, 01 April 2000
 
How Now, Dow Jones?
David A. Poole, now retired and consulting from Chappaqua, NY, but formerly chief economist at mutual fund manager Van Eck Global, uses the Dow Jones Industrial Average to follow the seesaw movements of the stock market since the Dow’s inception in 1896, searching for repeating patterns both large and small.
David Poole Saturday, 01 April 2000
 
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