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The new scheme will change the employee benefits landscape, but as Peter Barnett points out, there will be winners and losers

The UK's population is getting fatter, so what can be done to tackle the obesity timebomb? Mary Randell takes a look at some of the drastic measures being used

Leverage is like Marmite in the world of ETFs - you either love it or you hate it. Recent figures from Barclays Stockbrokers show leveraged long and short ETFs featuring in the top 10 most popular purchases by retail investors, with a ‘super short' FTSE...

Thomas Becket of PSigma Investment Management talks to Joanne Young about using ETFs for everything from seizing the moment in equities to playing it safe with gold 

Vin Bhattacharjee, head of EMEA intermediary business at State Street Global Advisors, talks to Joanne Young about the firm's expansion into Europe and the untapped potential of ETFs

Sharp market corrections are fuelling investor demand for volatility ETPs

The type of securities held as collateral in ETFs is under greater scrutiny, prompting issuers to become more transparent. Helen Fowler reports

Throughout the stellar growth of the European ETF market since the first fund launch in 2000, we have witnessed innovative new providers battling for market share amidst growing investor appetite for more transparent and liquid products.

In association with Professional Pensions, ETFM asks a panel of experts to discuss the use of ETFs among pension funds and institutional investors

The recent Egypt crisis and turmoil across the region has brought to the fore risks of investing in frontier markets. Paul Burgin looks at investment prospects and the issues to consider