Can you actually base your investment strategy on financial science findings? Yes, that is possible – for example with factor-based approaches to ETFs. You can find out exactly what this means and what the current trends on the ETF market look like in the online seminar on September 28th from 6 p.m.!
Financial scientists have analyzed characteristics – called factors – of asset classes that have had a good risk-return ratio in the past – and that are plausible to continue to do so in the future. Factor ETFs make use of these findings and can therefore be used as an addition to a globally investing ETF portfolio. You get options for this in Online seminar on September 28th from 6 p.m shown.
» Register now and learn more about factor ETFs on September 28th!
Whether thematic ETFs, ESG integration or smart beta strategies – the world of ETFs is constantly changing. Therefore, the two experts will present you the latest ETF trends. They show you in Online seminar on September 28th from 6 p.m for example, which ETFs generated the largest flows and where there were the largest outflows.
» Reserve a spot here for September 28th and get to know the latest ETF trends.
In summary, the market for ETFs is growing rapidly and with it the opportunities for investors. It is becoming increasingly important to correctly interpret the wide range on offer and to make targeted use of opportunities. The ETF seminar on September 28th highlights the latest trends and shows you factor-based approaches that put your portfolio on a scientific basis.
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Your experts
Begüm Sapancilar As the contact person for DWS Xtrackers ETFs, she looks after digital customer groups such as direct banks or robo-advisors. She previously completed the DWS Graduate Trainee Program. Begüm holds a Master of Science in Business Administration from the Goethe University Frankfurt and is a Certified ESG Analyst (CESGA®).
Sturmius Schneider works in the Passive Products team and works on the development of new indices as part of the ETF launch. His specialty is thematic and factor ETFs. He previously developed credit risk models for Deutsche Bank after completing Deutsche Bank’s Graduate Trainee Program. He holds a Master of Science in mathematics from the University of Würzburg.