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US regulator to examine ETP impact on markets and investors

By Kirsten Hastings, 1 Sep 17

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is to examine the fast-growing market for exchange-traded products (ETPs) and its implications for investors in a forum with New York University.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is to examine the fast-growing market for exchange-traded products (ETPs) and its implications for investors in a forum with New York University.

Since the first ETP was introduced in 1993, the ETP market has expanded to nearly 2,000 different securities holding more than $2.7trn (£2.09trn, €2.27trn) of assets. 

While the first ETPs tracked stock market indices, the market now includes ETPs that track other market indices as well as actively managed ETPs that invest in stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, futures, options, and other derivative products.

“Exchange-traded products, once novel instruments, now account for nearly one-third of trading volume on US exchanges. It is important that we examine the impact of these products on our markets and main street investors,” said SEC chairman Jay Clayton.

The forum will be held of 8 September at the SEC headquarters in Washington DC and bring together regulators, industry members and academics.

Tags: SEC | US

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