Credit Suisse renames Xmtch ETF range

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Credit Suisse is renaming its family of Xmtch funds ‘Credit Suisse ETFs' to align its products with its brand strategy.

The firm's global head of ETFs Dan Draper says: "Credit Suisse offers clients the trust and experience of an asset manager, combined with the market leading trading and structuring expertise of an investment bank." He says: "Our new product name fits in with our one bank strategy, reflecting the strong franchise behind our ETF product suite." Credit Suisse currently manages €50bn in index mandates and is the leading provider of ETFs in Switzerland, with €8.4bn in assets under management (AUM) according to the SIX Swiss exchange. In 2009, Credit Suisse expanded its product range, li...

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