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ITI Funds’ Russia-focused UCITS ETFs list on MOEX and LSE

18 April 2018
ITI Funds’ Russia-focused UCITS ETFs list on MOEX and LSE

ITI Funds, a London-based emerging market ETF specialist, has had its two Russia focused ETFs admitted to trade on the Moscow Stock Exchange (MOEX). 

ITI Funds ETFs were listed on London Stock Exchange on 22 February this year by emerging markets investment specialist, Da Vinci Capital Management. ITI Funds ETFs provide exposure to Russia-focused top quality equity and USD debt segments of the Russian financial market. They are: ITI Funds RTS Equity UCITS ETF – which follows Russia’s oldest equity index – RTS; and ITI Funds Russia-focused USD Eurobond UCITS ETF – which follows ITIEURBD Index. Denominated in US dollars, the ETFs started trading on the Moscow Exchange in RUB, in addition to the London Stock Exchange trading in USD. In total the funds currently have over USD10 million in assets. “ETFs are especially important given the increasing interest Russian citizens have in investing with exchange instruments," comments Anna Kuznetsova, managing director, securities market at MOEX.

To read the full story, please, visit ETF Express
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As COVID-19 (the coronavirus) continues to impact the global community, we want to assure you that during these volatile market conditions your assets and cash held with ITI Capital continue to be protected under CASS rules. As a firm, ITI remains well capitalised. In addition, we are doing what we can to continue providing you with the service you require from us.

In the build up to the recent events, ITI began implementing a multi staged BCP plan for all our critical functions globally. Based on guidelines from regulators and global health authorities, we have taken a number of steps to ensure business continuity and help halt the spread of COVID-19.

As ITI is a digital business, we have taken advantage of our investments in technology so that employees can work remotely in a safe and effective way. We have been coordinating efforts with our partners and suppliers so that the running of our platforms will not be impacted.

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