The ETFs Show: the new trends and innovations
Hector McNeil, co-CEO of HANetf, talks about trends in ETFs that investors ought to be aware of.
4th February 2021 09:20
by Tom Bailey from interactive investor
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Hector McNeil, co-CEO of HANetf, talks to interactive investor’s Tom Bailey about trends in ETFs that investors ought to be aware of.
Highlights
01:12 Thematic ETFs: a brief introduction
03:08 Why a thematic ETF rather than broad passive market exposure?
04:44 The EMQQ Emerging Markets Internet & Ecommerce ETF (LSE:EMQQ)
06:22 “As Ian Wise said, it’s the biggest single economic opportunity of all time, and it’s just a real play on that burgeoning middle class.”
09:43 The Alerian Midstream Energy Dividend ETF (LSE:MMLP): “This is one to really look for in 2021.”
11:50 The iClima Global Decarbonisation Enablers ETF (LSE:CLMA): “It grades companies on how they are aiding the decarbonisation story.”
13:20 “I think that the next wave of the ETF market is going to be in the active space.”
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