State Street to enter UK ETF market in Q3

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State Street Global Advisors is launching its inaugural UK range of ETFs within the next quarter, as part of plans to launch more than 50 index-tracking funds in the next two years.

Vin Bhattacharjee, head of the firm's EMEA intermediary business, said SSgA's expansion across Europe was "inevitable" as it has already established itself as one of the largest ETF providers in the US. In an interview with ETFM earlier in the year, Bhattacharjee said: "We're not going to blanket cover the market, but we will certainly aim to have a fund family of 50-plus ETFs over the next couple of years." The firm will focus on core, traditional strategies, launching on broad equity and fixed income indices using passive, physically-replicated funds. Bhattacharjee added State St...

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