ETF SYMPOSIUM 2024: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ETFS

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Dear readers, there was a ETF Symposium held recently to discuss none other than Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) including macroeconomic trends, market opportunities, portfolio diversification strategies, dollar cost averaging and the latest developments in the ETF landscape.

Without further ado, let us watch the video below on the ETF Symposium.


As the Symposium and the event is about 4 hours long, you may wish to directly navigate to the links of interest below.

0:00 The future of ETFs: Trends, Innovations and Opportunities

15:13 Macro Guide for ETF

16:31 Short & Long-term performance

21:46 economic Conditions

34:18 Equity Near Extremes

45:13 Bonds Tactically Attractive

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49:05 Commodity Supply Dynamics

55:56 ASEAN Opportunity

1:00:25 Conclusion

1:06:20 Is it the time to re-look into S-Reits?

1:33:37 Fixed Income Investing Admist Volatility Lim U-Jin, Deputy Head, Asia ETF Business

2:03:07 Lion-OCBC Securitie Singapore Low Carbon ETF


2:05:08 Singapore

2:08:02 Why Lion-OCBC Securities Singapore Low Carbon ETF?

2:16:46 Lion-OCBC Securities APAC Financials Dividend Plus ETF

2:17:43 Why APAC Financials?

2:31:37 Is it Time to Invest in the China Market & Phillip-China Universal MSCI China A 50 Cinnect ETF 

2:32:57 Current overview of China

2:44:43 The case for China A-shares

2:52:51 Phillip-China Universal MSCI A 50 Connect ETF

2:54:14 Product Summary Terms and Benefits

2:55:09 Index Methodology and Track Record

3:03:48 Panel Discussion - The Future of ETFs: Emerging Trends, Hidden Opportunity, and the Power of DCA

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