ETF Securities unveils new funds

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ETF Securities has launched its first ever platform of equity index tracking ETF's on the London Stock Exchange with a 0pc TER until 31 January 2009.

The new ETFs will complement the firm's existing suite of ETCs, which provide investors with direct long, short and leveraged exposure to world commodity markets. ETF Securities' platform of 13 equity ETFs provides exposure to global and European themes such as: alternative energy, water, agribusiness, coal, steel, shipping and nuclear power. The ETFs have been listed on three major European stock exchanges in dedicated ETF trading segments and are traded in three currencies - USD, Euro and Sterling. Graham Tuckwell, chairman of ETF Securities, said: "ETF Securities is extremely proud to...

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