Another cool response from the industry to an ESMA proposal

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Risk.net Investment News Update 29 September 2011 This Week's Top Story Cool response to Esma proposal that strategy indexes comply with Ucits diversification rules The European Securities and Markets Authority has asked whether diversification within strategy indexes should be judged within the confines of Ucits, while also requesting responses to a discussion... Categories: Structured Products, Regulation Topics: Structured products, Ucits, European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma), Derivatives regulation, Indexes ... Mobile RSS Structured Products Europe 21 Nov 2011 Structured Products Europe moves to Frankfurt for its 7th annual event. Assembling product distributors in the retail and institutional space, the event offers critical insight into the issues shaping the development and regulation of the European structured products market as well as the finest networking opportunities in the region. More of this week's news Structurers seek ways to tap Chinese growth as equities suffer Investors in China are getting nervous as traditional asset classes such as stocks and commodities experience high volatility, with the MSCI China Index dropping 25% in September Barclays launches volatility ETN in Japan Barclays Bank has listed a volatility exchange-traded note linked to the S&P Vix Short-Term Futures Index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Efficacy of alpha strategies called into question Alpha strategies may result in lower volatility but they do not necessarily provide higher returns, according to market participants Video: What is the future for actively managed ETFs? "What is the future for actively managed ETFs?" is the fifth question in a series of videos from Structured Products magazine that address the development of the market for exchange-traded funds Related news this week from other categories Airlines face 82-million tonne shortfall of carbon allowances in 2012 The commercial airline sector will have to buy 82 million tonnes of carbon allowances next year in addition to free allowances, according to an aviation consultancy   Related publications: Hedge Funds Review, Credit, Structured Products, Energy Risk Related categories: Commodities, Hedge Funds

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