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Paul Burgin looks at the Indian ETF market, where despite high demand, there are many limitations to investing there

The term special situations is often used in the naming of funds, but it is not a generic term, encompassing a one-size-fits-all approach with respect to the management of these funds.

Regulators are comparing ETFs with collateralised debt obligations, but do the two products share any common ground? Helen Fowler reports

UBS has seen assets in its European ETF platform grow by nearly two thirds this year.

Who moved where in another busy week in financial services...

Global inflows to exchange-traded products hit a record $25.3bn last month, with year-to-date inflows of $67.2bn also the highest ever seen over an equivalent period, according to BlackRock.

Regulators and investors alike are seemingly wary of swap-based ETFs. Yet the cited risks may be overblown and are not unique to these products. Helen Fowler reports

Joanne Young asks a panel of experts to explain the risks and how the industry can respond to these anxieties

Corporate bond ETFs are increasing in popularity as investors seek yield amid a low interest rate environment. Yet index weightings are coming into question, as Emma Cusworth reports

Despite outflows from emerging markets earlier this year, demand for exposure to Brazil remains robust as investors seek to gain from rising energy prices. Paul Burgin reports