‘ Credit Suisse ’

HSBC debuts first Paris-aligned global real estate ETF

Mar 19th, 2024 | By
HSBC debuts first Paris-aligned global real estate ETF

HSBC Asset Management has launched a new ETF in Europe providing exposure to the global real estate sector while adhering to the carbon reduction goals of the Paris Agreement.


Amundi adds US small-cap ETF to ESG line-up

Jan 23rd, 2023 | By
Amundi adds US small-cap ETF to ESG line-up

Amundi has launched a new socially responsible ETF targeting the small-cap segment of the US equity market.


Credit Suisse launches US technology ESG ETF

Mar 1st, 2022 | By
Valerio Schmitz-Esser, Head of Index Solutions at Credit Suisse Asset ManagementValerio Schmitz-Esser, Head of Index Solutions at Credit Suisse Asset Management

Credit Suisse Asset Management has launched the CSIF MSCI USA Tech125 ESG Blue UCITS ETF providing ESG-enhanced exposure to innovative technology and technology-enabled stocks listed in the US.


BlackRock launches low carbon DAX ESG ETF

May 25th, 2021 | By
STOXX adjusts capping rule for DAX indices

BlackRock has launched a new German equity ETF in Europe which targets a risk profile comparable to the regular DAX index while simultaneously lowering carbon intensity and boosting ESG performance.


Credit Suisse launches DAX ESG ETF

May 17th, 2021 | By
Valerio Schmitz-Esser, Head of Index Solutions at Credit Suisse Asset ManagementValerio Schmitz-Esser, Head of Index Solutions at Credit Suisse Asset Management

Credit Suisse Asset Management has rolled out an ETF offering socially responsible exposure to the German equity market.


Credit Suisse launches global min-vol ESG ETF

Jul 28th, 2020 | By
Credit Suisse expands ESG suite with global min vol ETF

Credit Suisse Asset Management has launched a new equity ETF that combines a global minimum volatility investment approach with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. The CSIF IE MSCI World ESG Leaders Minimum Volatility Blue UCITS ETF has listed on SIX Swiss Exchange in US dollars (WDMVO SW) and on Deutsche Börse Xetra in euros (CSY9 GR).


Credit Suisse launches US small-cap and global real estate ESG ETFs

Jun 29th, 2020 | By
Credit Suisse launches socially responsible US small-cap and global real estate ETFs

Credit Suisse Asset Management has introduced two new ETFs providing socially responsible exposure to US small-cap equity and developed real estate exposures. The CSIF (IE) MSCI USA Small Cap ESG Leaders Blue UCITS ETF and CSIF (IE) FTSE EPRA Nareit Developed Green Blue UCITS ETF have listed on SIX Swiss Exchange, Deutsche Börse Xetra, and Borsa Italiana.


Credit Suisse set to return to the fold with trio of ETFs

Feb 11th, 2020 | By
Credit Suisse expands ESG suite with global min vol ETF

Credit Suisse is set to return to the ETF fold with the conversion of three index funds into ETFs. The ETFs, which will be listed on SIX Swiss Exchange, Borsa Italiana and Xetra, are being issued by Credit Suisse Asset Management and come seven years after the Zurich financial giant exited the ETF industry following the sale of its ETF business to BlackRock.


ProShares reduces VIX ETFs’ exposures following volatility blow-up

Feb 28th, 2018 | By
ProShares VIX ETFs reduce exposures following volatility blow-up

ProShares has reduced the degree of exposure underlying its two VIX-related ETFs following rapid, large swings in the products’ values during the equity market sell-off in early February.


ETFs not to blame for market sell-off, says new Fed Chair

Feb 28th, 2018 | By
Fed Chair Jerome Powell

“ETFs were not at the heart of the market decline”, said new Fed Chair Jerome Powell during his testimony to the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday. In February, markets had the worst week since January 2016, and the eighth worst since 2008. The S&P 500 Index, underlying reference of the $275bn SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY US), fell 10% between 26th January and 8th February. Powell was asked to respond to a WSJ article which suggested that the close correlation between sectors during that period of volatility was driven by the growing popularity of ETFs.