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RBS Rolls Out Alternator Trendpilot ETN (ALTL)
September 07, 2012 at 07:00 AM EDT
Amid a cheerful day on Wall Street following the latest encouraging European Central Bank decision to move forward with a bond-buying program, RBS rolled out an innovative ETN that takes its suite of Trendpilot products to the next level. The new RBS US Large Cap Alternator ETN (ALTL) takes a creative approach in delivering dynamic exposure to a core asset class based on a rules-based quantitative methodology. The debut of this tactical tool marks yet another stride forward in the democratization of the investment process, while also pushing the ETP product lineup closer and closer to the 1,500 mark [see also How To Pick The Right ETF Every Time]. The new offering from the Royal Bank of Scotland joins the Trendpilot family, which is known for its risk-on/risk-off strategy. Trendpilot ETNs simplify the investment process by taking “timing” out of the equation as they track either an equity index of some sort or are entirely [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: No Related Posts
Amid a cheerful day on Wall Street following the latest encouraging European Central Bank decision to move forward with a bond-buying program, RBS rolled out an innovative ETN that takes its suite of Trendpilot products to the next level. The new RBS US Large Cap Alternator ETN (ALTL) takes a creative approach in delivering dynamic exposure to a core asset class based on a rules-based quantitative methodology. The debut of this tactical tool marks yet another stride forward in the democratization of the investment process, while also pushing the ETP product lineup closer and closer to the 1,500 mark [see also How To Pick The Right ETF Every Time]. The new offering from the Royal Bank of Scotland joins the Trendpilot family, which is known for its risk-on/risk-off strategy. Trendpilot ETNs simplify the investment process by taking “timing” out of the equation as they track either an equity index of some sort or are entirely [...]
