Credit Suisse unveils 'new generation' of ETFs

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Credit Suisse has unveiled its ‘new generation' of ETFs, with the launch of 13 swap-backed funds on the SIX Swiss Exchange.

The bank says its inaugural swap-based range represents the next stage in the evolution of the ETF market, delivering a lower tracking error than physically replicated funds in many instances, while providing transparency at every stage of the investment process. Three of the new CS ETFs track emerging market regions, based on the MSCI EM Asia, MSCI EM Latin America and MSCI EM EMEA indices. The other 10 funds replicate the indices of individual countries, including Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, Korea, Taiwan, Australia, India and the CSI 300, which comprises the 300 la...

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