Europe

Source has unveiled an ETF tracking the total return of the S&P 500 index, adding to its existing fund range offering US exposure.

A number of hedge funds that made millions from the implosion of America's subprime market are betting on a similarly dramatic collapse of the euro.

Investors are risking their money by moving it in an over-optimistic reaction to the UK political deal, Bestinvest warns.

Standard & Poor's has licensed its S&P 500 index to seven ETF issuers to serve as the underlying for a range of new funds.

In the horse trading between the Government and Opposition that took place in the run up to the election the Equality Bill received Royal Assent.

As ETFs celebrate a decade in Europe, Morningstar associate director Bradley Kay, looks at what the next 10 years will hold.

Tom Becket, CIO at PSigma Investment Management, on what strategy to adopt in testing times

Several European ETF issuers will be able to launch ETFs on the S&P 500 index as of 17 May, when Standard & Poor's exclusive arrangement with iShares ends.

Solvency II, the EU directive which will massively increase capital requirements for UK life companies, has been postponed for two months.

ProShares has released four ETFs in the US providing two times leveraged exposure to indices covering Europe, Pacific ex-Japan, Brazil and Mexico.