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The New Model Index Fund

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This research paper provides a brief introduction to Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), and describes the features that distinguish ETFs from other investment instruments (such as index mutual funds, active mutual funds, listed investment companies/trusts and share baskets). The paper explains how ETFs overcome the drawbacks associated with conventional mutual funds and listed pooled investment vehicles. The dual-trading structure of ETFs - whereby investors create or redeem ETF shares - is also discussed. Finally, there is a discussion of the so-called active ETFs that have recently been launched in Germany (by Die Wertpapier Spezialisten) and Australia (by BNP Paribas).

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This research paper provides a brief introduction to Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), and describes the features that distinguish ETFs from other investment instruments (such as index mutual funds, active mutual funds, listed investment companies/trusts and share baskets). The paper explains how ETFs overcome the drawbacks associated with conventional mutual funds and listed pooled investment vehicles. The dual-trading structure of ETFs - whereby investors create or redeem ETF shares - is also discussed. Finally, there is a discussion of the so-called active ETFs that have recently been launched in Germany (by Die Wertpapier Spezialisten) and Australia (by BNP Paribas).

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Index fundBusinessPassive managementIndex (typography)Closed-end fundFinanceInvestment (military)Fund of funds

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