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ETFs: Against a complicated backdrop
VOLATILE CONDITIONS
Michael Horan, Head of trading, EMEA, BNY Mellon Pershing
The current trading environment is one of the most complicated backdrops the buy-side community has had to deal with in its history. Heightened volatility, increasing regulatory obligations and the need to follow, understand and trade a diverse range of products and asset classes on behalf of clients is adding huge pressure on firms even before factoring in the uncertain Covid-19 economic backdrop.
Alongside the increased utilisation of outsourced trading support, the rise of ETFs is helping alleviate this pressure for the buy-side. With the rise of passive investment strategies, coupled with the benefits of the lower fees they attract, client order flow is more focused at a fund level and less in multiple direct investments, with clients able to gain exposure to a certain segment by sending one ETF order to a trading desk, rather than ten or 20 stocks with the same
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Signs that inflation is making a comeback are unsettling big investors.
Past periods of high inflation have weighed heavily on real returns from stocks and bonds, which have flourished over the past decade when inflationary pressures have generally remained muted.
But inflation forecasts are now rising following massive increases in government spending and the torrent of liquidity unleashed by central banks in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Signs that inflation is making a comeback are unsettling big investors. Past periods of high inflation have weighed heavily on real returns from stocks and bonds, which have flourished over the past.