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  • ETFGI Reports That Assets In The European ETF Industry Reached A Record High Of US$3.11 Trillion At The End Of October

    Date 17/11/2025

    ETFGI, a leading independent research and consultancy firm known for its expertise in subscription research, consulting services, events, and ETF TV on global ETF trends, announced today that assets in the European ETF industry reached a record US$3.11 trillion at the end of October. During the month, European ETFs gathered net inflows of US$42.30 billion, bringing year-to-date inflows to US$333.22 billion, according to ETFGI’s October 2025 European ETFs and ETPs industry landscape insights report, part of its annual subscription research service. (All figures in USD unless otherwise noted.)

  • TP ICAP Digital Assets Comment - Bitcoin's Mass-Liquidation

    Date 17/11/2025

    Commenting on Bitcoin’s recent mass-liquidation, Hina Sattar Joshi, Director at TP ICAP, Digital Assets, said: “Volatility has not been limited to equity markets – economic uncertainty and the recent tech sector sell-offs have had a direct and immediate impact on the price of Bitcoin. After the summer’s exuberance, this month, the cryptocurrency experienced a $19 billion liquidation and continued the most sustained declines in price since Donald Trump’s inauguration.

  • Nasdaq Welcomes J.P. Morgan SE As New Issuer Of Warrants And Certificates For The Nordic Markets

    Date 17/11/2025

    Nasdaq (NDAQ) today announces that J.P. Morgan SE has chosen to list its Warrants and Certificates on Nasdaq, targeting the Nordic markets.

  • FSB: Practices Paper On The Operationalisation Of Transfer Tools

    Date 17/11/2025

    Transfer tools enable the orderly resolution of failing banks, preserving critical functions without taxpayer loss.

  • Barings Emerging EMEA Opportunities: South Africa's Macro Foundations Becoming Investable Again

    Date 17/11/2025

    Alay Patel, Co-Portfolio Manager of Barings Emerging EMEA Opportunities, comments on the improved fiscal trajectory and inflation target of South Africa:

    “South Africa has unexpectedly found itself in the spotlight for the right reasons. After years of being the classic “never fulfilling its potential” story, the country is now shifting two of the most important anchors for investors: its inflation framework and its fiscal trajectory. On their own, neither change is a magic wand. Together, though, they portray a country whose macro foundations are finally becoming investable again, rather than simply interesting on paper."