Van Eck has filed details for what would be the first ETF to offer exposure to small cap Indonesian stocks, laying the groundwork for further expansion in the ETF industry. The recent SEC filing shed some light on the proposed Market Vectors Indonesia Small-Cap ETF, which would join a pair of other products offering exposure to the red hot emerging Asian economy. According to the ETF Country Exposure Tool, there are a number of ETFs that offer exposure to Indonesian equities, including the popular Market Vectors Indonesia ETF (IDX). That ETF, which has about $700 million in assets, is dominated by large cap stocks and has a tilt towards the financial and material sectors. iShares also offers a “pure play” Indonesia ETF; the MSCI Indonesia Index Fund (EIDO) is similarly focused on large cap stocks with a hefty allocation to Indonesian banks [compare IDX and EIDO head to head]. Those [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: What Slowdown? Indonesia ETFs Hold Their Ground In Global Crisis Talking Indonesia ETFs With Van Eck’s Ed Kuczma Van Eck Cuts Fees On Poland, Indonesia ETFs Indonesia ETFs Head-To-Head: IDX vs. EIDO iShares Rolls Out Three New International ETFs
Van Eck has filed details for what would be the first ETF to offer exposure to small cap Indonesian stocks, laying the groundwork for further expansion in the ETF industry. The recent SEC filing shed some light on the proposed Market Vectors Indonesia Small-Cap ETF, which would join a pair of other products offering exposure to the red hot emerging Asian economy. According to the ETF Country Exposure Tool, there are a number of ETFs that offer exposure to Indonesian equities, including the popular Market Vectors Indonesia ETF (IDX). That ETF, which has about $700 million in assets, is dominated by large cap stocks and has a tilt towards the financial and material sectors. iShares also offers a “pure play” Indonesia ETF; the MSCI Indonesia Index Fund (EIDO) is similarly focused on large cap stocks with a hefty allocation to Indonesian banks [compare IDX and EIDO head to head]. Those [...]
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