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The Dutch ETF market reflects the international outlook of the country's economy. Paul Burgin explores pension fund interest in ETFs and the trend for vanilla products

ETFM asks a panel of experts to discuss the role of market makers in the ETF arena

Returns generated from securities lending can offset tracking error and costs of ownership. But how transparent is this activity? Helen Fowler reports

Eamonn Ryan at Euroclear looks at the post-trade challenges for ETFs in Europe

HAPPY 100th B'DAY FED

Terry Smith, the Tullett Prebon CEO and founder of the new Fundsmith asset manager, explains about his new venture and how he plans to shake up the ‘broken' fund industry.

Heart attacks normally mean huge critical illness ratings, Julie Hopkins looks into new and existing medical research of this condition

The UK private medical insurance (PMI) sector has being going through a tough time in recent years, so perhaps, writes Owain Thomas, it is time for healthcare intermediaries to take a look at the bigger international picture

The Cycle to Work scheme has been growing in popularity. However, have HMRC guidance plus a recent court ruling put a spanner in the spokes? Paul Bartlett investigates

The interaction of PMI providers and their customers at point of claim can be tricky. Lisa Hall outlines the pitfalls to be avoided