Rabobank International is seeking to move into commodity ETFs in the next six months, by acting as swap provider and distributor for certain ETF Exchange (ETFX) products.
The main ETF Rabobank is considering working with ETFX on is its S-Net ITG Global Agri Business Fund, which currently trades on a number of European exchanges under the ticker AGRI. The S-Net index, which includes roughly 30 companies principally engaged in agriculture, has seen cumulative growth of nearly 150% over the past five years. Rabobank is looking at this tracker, among several other thematic ETFs within the ETFX platform that are aligned with Rabobank's core business and values – largely food, agriculture and sustainability. Rabobank head of ETFs Matthew Carr says the bank...
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