Due to the high inflation, investments in asset classes such as shares are in demand among investors to counteract it. Because if you simply leave your money in a checking account, your assets suffer a permanent loss of purchasing power. But how can you invest sensibly in volatile stock market phases in order to beat general currency devaluation? You can get opportunities for this in Online seminar on November 28th shown.
Have you ever heard of momentum ETFs or value ETFs? Two experts explain to you in the Online seminar on November 28thwhat these exciting ETF strategies are all about. In the past, the presented indices were able to convince from risk-return aspects with a high diversification at the same time.
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With thematic investments, investors do not focus on classic sectors and the companies represented there, but on future growth topics. For example, to companies that make groundbreaking technologies the core of their business model. These companies potentially have the opportunity to make existing business models or markets obsolete and create new ones. In the case of thematic ETFs, too, the stock values contained are weighted using an alternative approach. You can find out what this approach looks like in the online seminar Online seminar on November 28 from 6 p.m.
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Johanna Goeckel As a contact for Xtrackers ETFs of DWS, she looks after digital customer groups such as direct banks or robo-advisors as well as asset managers. Before that, she completed the Graduate Trainee Program at DWS. Johanna holds a Master of Science in Business Administration from Goethe University Frankfurt and is a Certified ESG Analyst (CESGA®).
Frederike Bauer works in the Passive Products team and works on the development of new indices as part of the ETF launch. Previously, she completed DWS’ Graduate Trainee Program and holds a Master of Science in Financial Economics from Maastricht University.
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