How to Hedge Against Tail Risk
Coverage of the 2012 Risk Management Conference.
- By: Joel J. McKoan
- August 29, 2012 September 13, 2019
- 08:49
Institutional investors surveyed said they were using ETFs more than they did in the past, particularly to help with portfolio construction in a “risk-on, risk-off”…
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As the $43 billion United Nations Joint Staff Pension fund adds an ETF-based low vol strategy, it's good news for low vol and ETF providers.
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Plan sponsors are coming to grips with the realities of a challenging global marketplace as they face severe market volatility on one side, and major…
The Knight debacle certainly reignited questions about the role of automated trading programs that churn through massive volumes at lightening speed. But it also shed…
Although ESMA's new guidelines cover Europe only, they could prove a game changer for the ETF industry, where providers argue revenues from securities lending help…