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Thomas Rampulla, managing director at Vanguard UK talks about his love of The Clash and finding time to relax with four children.

Despite hype around ETFs following losses at UBS the value proposition they offer has not changed, said an ETF provider at the Journal of Indexes Europe meeting yesterday.

In a busy year for ETF launches, Standard and Poor's (S&P) has selected only a handful which it favours as the increasingly niche ETFs offered fail to gather assets.

If buying a physically-backed ETF sounds like a safer alternative to synthetic products, it might be time to reconsider that belief as Helen Fowler discovers in the first of a series looking at some of the issues raised by regulators' comments on ETFs...

The barrage of regulator reports and comments on ETFs has brought to light some of the activities inside ETFs, securities lending is one of these. Paul Burgin asks asset managers what they think of the practice

ETFM brings you a round-up of some of this week's ETF news.

The second edition of over-the-counter brings news and views on who is doing what in the ETF market.

The ETF market in the US is still gathering new customers as both retail and institutional investors become increasingly aware of the benefits they offer.

The situation in Greece, and the rest of the European Union, puts a question mark over ETFs with significant European bank stock holdings.

Vanguard has launched the LifeStrategy range, a suite of five fund of index funds with low annual management charges.