iShares in dual ETF LSE launch

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iShares has launched two new ETFs on the LSE, including Europe's first emerging market bond fund.

The launch of the iShares JPMorgan $ Emerging Markets Bond fund and the iShares S&P Emerging Markets Infrastructure fund take the total number of iShares ETFs listed on the LSE to 59, and boosts the number of iShares ETFs available in Europe to 139. The iShares JPMorgan $ Emerging Markets Bond fund provides investors with emerging market bond exposure through access to US Dollar-denominated sovereign and quasi-sovereign bonds issued by emerging market countries in ETF form. iShares is also the first ETF provider to develop an ETF based on the JPMorgan emerging markets bond index. The iS...

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