Titlebook: Exchange Traded Funds as an Investment Option; A. Seddik Meziani Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Violence Risk and Threat Assessment,tual funds must sell securities to meet redemptions, thus triggering large capital gains distributions which are passed through to the remaining investors. In contrast, ETF holders are sheltered from this risk because the fund has no need to sell any of the shares comprising the underlying portfolio

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Alessandro Ferrero,Veronica Scottive the same level of success currently experienced by their counterparts in the United States. To start with, some of the main features of ETFs, such as liquidity, transparency, tax efficiency, and relatively low management fees, shown in previous chapters to provide them with a distinct advantage o

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Christopher W. Schmidt,Rose Uhligof the ETF market in Europe, Chapter 9 has recognized Europe’s growing importance as a key destination for ETF players looking for international investment opportunities, as well as for the European investors who have been embracing in droves these relatively new financial instruments. As such, Chap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-04792-8re to risk. In theory, based on the investor’s expectations of long-term risk and return, such an investment strategy could be implemented with various financial products. In practice, however, its efficiency could be limited by some of the main characteristics of the instruments involved, such as t

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Robert Alan Prentky,Ann Wolbert Burgessio of securities or set themselves narrower objectives by restricting their holdings to match specific sectors or Sub-sectors of the economy. Once investors’ desired risk levels are matched with specific index funds, they trade as little as possible, therefore resulting in relatively low costs.

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