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Let Us In and We’ll Let You In

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16 juni, 2016

MSCI to China Let Us In and We’ll Let You In. Chinese regulators have realized that mainland equity markets need to be more accommodating, transparent, and, in the case of Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI), more open. Inclusion of China A-shares in MSCI’s Emerging Markets Index, a benchmark with an estimated $1.5 trillion tracking it, may be pivotal in encouraging new investment in the country.

In 2014, MSCI first considered including China A-shares in its Emerging Market Index. At that time MSCI, in consultation with clients, opted not to include them, citing ”remaining investability constraints linked to the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investment (QFII) and Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (RQFII) quota systems”.1

MSCI Collaborated with China to Foster Inclusion

In 2015, despite having made ”substantial progress toward the opening of the Chinese equity market to institutional investors”,2 MSCI felt there was additional liberalization that needed to take place. Once again, it chose not to include China. MSCI did, however, form a collaborative working group with the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) in the hopes of resolving the remaining issues.

Since the beginning of 2016, China has taken steps to meet MSCI’s requirements for accessibility and transparency. In February, QFII quotas were increased from $1 billion to $5 billion and lock-up periods were shortened from one year to three months. This was followed more recently by rules restricting trading halts in stocks. Trading halts have been a major concern for MSCI and investors alike following the sharp selloff that began in the summer of 2015. Under the new rules, a stock can halt trading for up to three months for ”major asset restructuring”, and up to one month during ”private placement”.3
China Has Instituted Many Positive Changes

The changes made so far this year, along with the anticipated expansion of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect program to include the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, have some investors speculating that this could be the year that China finally gets a spot in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. In a recent report, Goldman Sachs estimated that there was a 70% likelihood that MSCI would add China A-shares to its flagship benchmark.4 Any inclusion of A-shares would likely be phased in over time with an initial allocation expected to be around 5%.5

As China transitions from a manufacturing-based economy to a services-based economy, being included in the premier emerging markets benchmark will likely be welcomed news to investors.

MSCI Emerging Markets Index – Country Weights
as of May 31, 2016

Source: MSCI.

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1 2014 MSCI Market Classification Review
2 2015 MSCI Market Classification Review
3 Shanghai Stock Exchange
4 Reuters Goldman Sachs raises odds of China share inclusion in MSCI indexes to 70 percent
5 Reuters MSCI Consultation on China A-Share Index Inclusion Roadmap

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Börshandlade fonder som ger exponering mot STOXX® Global Select Dividend 100-index

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10 maj, 2026

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STOXX® Global Select Dividend 100-index innehåller 100 aktier från utvecklade länder över hela världen med hög direktavkastning. Urvalet baseras på historisk direktavkastning och viktningen görs genom beräknad direktavkastning. STOXX Global Select Dividend 100-index innehåller i allmänhet 40 aktier från Nordamerika, 30 aktier från Europa och 30 aktier från Asien-Stillahavsområdet.

ETF-investerare kan dra nytta av kursvinster och utdelningar av STOXX Global Select Dividend 100-beståndsdelar. För närvarande spåras detta index av två ETFer. Den årliga förvaltningskostnaden ligger på mellan 0,46 – 0,50 % p.a.

Kostnad för STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 ETF:er

Den totala kostnadskvoten (TER) för STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 ETFer är mellan 0,46 % p.a. och 0,50 % p.a. I jämförelse kostar de flesta aktivt förvaltade fonder mycket mer avgifter per år.

Den största STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 ETF efter fondstorlek i EUR

1	iShares STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 UCITS ETF (DE)	2,392 m
2	Xtrackers STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 Swap UCITS ETF 1D	612 m

Den billigaste STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 ETF efter totalkostnadskvot

1	iShares STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 UCITS ETF (DE)	0.46%
2	Xtrackers STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 Swap UCITS ETF 1D	0.50%

De bästa ETFerna för att få exponering mot STOXX Global Select Dividend 100

Förutom avkastning finns det ytterligare viktiga faktorer att tänka på när du väljer börshandlade fonder för att få exponering mot STOXX Global Select Dividend 100. För att ge ett bra beslutsunderlag hittar du en lista över olika börshandlade fonder för att få exponering mot STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 med information om kortnamn, kostnad, utdelningspolicy, fondens hemvist och replikeringsmetod.

För ytterligare information om respektive börshandlad fond, klicka på kortnamnet i tabellen nedan.

Namn ISIN	Kortnamn	Avgift %	Utdelnings- policy	Hemvist	Replikerings- metod
iShares STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 UCITS ETF (DE) DE000A0F5UH1	ISPA	0.46%	Utdelande	Tyskland	Fysisk replikering
Xtrackers STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 Swap UCITS ETF 1D LU0292096186	XGSD	0.50%	Utdelande	Luxemburg	Ofinasierad swap

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BPDE ETF är en aktivt förvaltad fond som investerar globalt

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10 maj, 2026

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BetaPlus Enhanced Global Developed Sustainable Equity UCITS ETF – USD ACC ETF (BPDE ETF) med ISIN IE00060Z4AE1, investerar i aktier och aktierelaterade värdepapper i företag som valts ut av investeringsförvaltaren med särskilt fokus på företagens hållbarhetsegenskaper, vilket uppnås genom integration av miljömässiga, sociala och bolagsstyrningsfaktorer genom att tillämpa ESG-undantag och ESG-integration, samt företagens förmåga att erbjuda överlägsna tillväxtutsikter och investeringsegenskaper.

Investeringsförvaltaren förvaltar aktivt portföljen på ett sätt som gör att fondens aktiva risk- och avkastningsnivå förväntas vara måttlig i förhållande till den breda marknaden, vilket kallas ”BetaPlus Enhanced”-metoden.

Den börshandlade fondens totala kostnadskvot (TER) uppgår till 0,25 % per år. Utdelningarna i ETFen ackumuleras och återinvesteras.

BetaPlus Enhanced Global Developed Sustainable Equity UCITS ETF – USD ACC ETF är en mycket liten ETF med 17 miljoner euro i förvaltningstillgångar. Denna ETF lanserades den 16 juni 2025 och har sitt säte i Irland.

Handla BPDE ETF

BetaPlus Enhanced Global Developed Sustainable Equity UCITS ETF – USD ACC ETF (BPDE ETF) är en europeisk börshandlad fond. Denna fond handlas på flera olika börser, till exempel Deutsche Boerse Xetra.

Det betyder att det går att handla andelar i denna ETF genom de flesta svenska banker och Internetmäklare, till exempel Nordnet, SAVR, DEGIRO och Avanza.

Börsnoteringar

Börs	Valuta	Kortnamn
SIX Swiss Exchange – Blue Chips Segment	CHF	BPDU
SIX Swiss Exchange – Blue Chips Segment	USD	BPDU
Xetra	EUR	BPDE

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April wrap-up: Bitcoin’s $79,500 – regime shift or bear rally?

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10 maj, 2026

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Welcome to the first monthly edition of the State of Crypto, cutting through the noise and helping guide your investment decisions at the start of every month.

April saw bitcoin’s strongest monthly performance in over a year, rallying 12% to $79,500.

While $78,000 remains a stubborn resistance level, the underlying market structure suggests a fundamental shift: the market’s largest holders are treating this correction as a structural buying opportunity.

BITCOIN IN THE MACRO BACKDROP

• Risk–on rebound: A recovery in tech and AI spilled into crypto, giving BTC the momentum to climb from $69,000.

• Policy and energy: With the Strait of Hormuz closed and energy–driven inflation sticking, markets now price in zero rate cuts for 2026.

• Patient capital: Institutional conviction is high. US spot ETFs absorbed $2.4 billion in April, while corporate treasuries – led by Strategy’s $2.5 billion purchase – are building a massive price floor.

MARKET DYNAMICS TO WATCH

• Flight to quality: Capital is slowly moving up the risk curve. Bitcoin dominance is at its highest since mid–2025 as investors favor blue chips over the DeFi sector, which has been hit by recent protocol exploits.

• Liquidity resilience: Stablecoin supply reached a record $321 billion. Unlike in prior cycles, when capital exited the market during dips, today’s dry powder is staying onchain.

• Miner health: Despite high energy costs, large–scale miners are accumulating BTC, signaling they expect higher prices ahead.

WHAT NOW?

The $74,400 zone has flipped from resistance to support. We are still waiting for a catalyst to clear the macro uncertainty, but the current consolidation looks more like a launchpad than a ceiling. A decisive weekly close above $78,000 would confirm a regime shift and open the path toward $85,000.

Get the full deep–dive: technical charts, an analysis of the ”mythos” AI effect, and our bull/bear scenario mapping for Q2.

Bitcoin ETFs and the $100,000 question

21shares Chief Investment Strategist Adrian Fritz spoke with CoinDesk about the nearly $2 billion in spot bitcoin ETF inflows year-to-date, calling it a sign of structural – not speculative – demand, and flagging $100,000 as a realistic year-end target if geopolitical conditions ease and inflows hold.

The Fed’s divided hold dampens bitcoin’s pivot hopes

Speaking to The Block, 21shares Senior Crypto Research Strategist Matt Mena weighed in on the Fed’s most split decision in over 30 years, arguing that hawkish dissenters threw cold water on the market’s rate-cut expectations heading into the Warsh era.

Warsh inherits a fractured Fed

21shares Head of Macro Stephen Coltman told Axios that Warsh will struggle to build a rate-cut majority at the FOMC so long as core PCE stays above 3%, noting that Wednesday’s dissents sent an early and unambiguous signal of the internal resistance ahead.

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