Titlebook: Exchange Traded Funds as an Investment Option; A. Seddik Meziani Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Anatomy of the ETF Landscape in Europe: General Market Conditions,as liquidity, transparency, tax efficiency, and relatively low management fees, shown in previous chapters to provide them with a distinct advantage over competing products in the United States, are examined.

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ETFs for Europe and Other Market Exposures,tment opportunities, as well as for the European investors who have been embracing in droves these relatively new financial instruments. As such, Chapter 9 has provided a structured framework that logically should provide proper guidance for developing, implementing, and monitoring the investment strategies needed to achieve financial goals.

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Book 2006 product has compelled institutional and retail investors to look anew at their almost endless possibilities. This has led to their dramatic expansion. Meziani draws from his academic and corporate expertise to straddle both theory and practice. Using this book, practitioners, academics and students

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Active versus Passive Investing,ments should be managed with the objective of achieving a rate of return that surpasses a given benchmark. Essential to this strategy are expectations about the factors that could determine the performance of an asset class, such as dividends and future earnings for common stocks or future interest

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,Exchange-Traded Funds versus Mutual Funds — Weighting the Options,developed around the same benchmarks, some of which were described in Chapter 2. The SPDR 500 or SPY is an ETF that attempts to track the S&P 500 index in the same way as the Vanguard 500 index fund. Hence, the ETF educational process, the theme of this book, leads to an inevitable comparison betwee

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