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How ETFs were impacted by US sanctions against China
The US government’s blacklisting of Chinese companies sent ripples through the ETF industry.
Alex Rolandi reports on how sanctions may have had more impact on investors and index providers than on the country itself.
When US sanctions against Chinese companies increased earlier this year, benchmark providers had to revise their listings and fund managers reassessed portfolios. BlackRock and Vanguard, who were significantly exposed to the newly blacklisted companies, had to offload billions of dollars as a result of Donald Trump’s executive order banning US investment in Chinese securities with military connections.
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Specialist fund admin roundtable: Technology and the human touch
Lee Godfrey (Managing director, Western Europe, Intertrust Group)
Stéphane Pesch (CEO, LPEA)
Christian Heinen (Managing director, IQ-EQ Luxembourg)
Noel Fessey (CEO, European Fund Administration)
Fabrice Mas (Head of PERA, Luxembourg, MUFG Investor Services)
Funds Europe – Within your firms, which is the single most complicated challenge that technology has helped solve in terms of carrying out administration for private markets vehicles? And which technology partner do you use?
Lee Godfrey, Intertrust – The SPV (special purpose vehicle) world has brought more and more into the fund administration space, and bridging that gap is sometimes complex because of the amount of data and the differences between that data.
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Operations: Swinging the axe at data management costs
A not-for-profit industry ‘utility’ has demonstrated it can slash data management costs related to MiFID II.
Alex Rolandi speaks to those involved, asking about the project’s future – and where the cost reductions are made.
In December last year, The Investment and Savings Alliance (Tisa) launched a blockchain-powered tool aimed at reducing data management costs within the funds industry.
Since its inception, it has claimed to save firms involved in the project sums in excess of £100,000 (€115,600).
Participants – which include the fund platform Allfunds and asset manager Fidelity International – belong to the Tisa Universal Reporting Network (Turn). Described as an industry-run utility for both the UK and Europe, the aim of Turn – which is now available across Europe – is to ease the regulatory reporting requirements of MiFID II. Plans are in place to include ESG data and a tool to manage the Packaged R
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