South Korea Weighs Low-Cost ETFs for Children's Long-Term Fund
South Korea is considering ETF-based investments for its planned “Our Children’s Self-Reliance Fund,” which will combine government and parental contributions to build assets from birth.
France has abandoned plans to exclude synthetic ETFs tracking non-European indices from tax-advantaged PEA accounts. The proposal could have affected billions of euros invested in funds offering exposure to benchmarks such as the MSCI World, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 through swaps. Public accounts minister David Amiel confirmed eligibility rules will remain unchanged, preserving access to globally diversified ETFs within PEAs. The decision benefits providers including BlackRock and Amundi, which offer PEA-eligible synthetic ETF ranges.
South Korea is considering ETF-based investments for its planned “Our Children’s Self-Reliance Fund,” which will combine government and parental contributions to build assets from birth.
Ireland is preparing a broad reform of fund taxation that could make ETFs more attractive to domestic investors.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority has proposed allowing UK-domiciled UCITS and retail funds to invest up to 10% of assets in cryptocurrency exchange-traded notes (ETNs), marking a significant shif…
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