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In today’s briefing:
- Last Week in Event SPACE: BHP, Bank of Kyoto, Incitec Pivot, Yancoal, Virtus
- Index Rebalance & ETF Flow Recap: FTSE AW/AC, KOSPI2, KQ150, EPRA, China 50/A50, ASX, STAR50, SSE50
Last Week in Event SPACE: BHP, Bank of Kyoto, Incitec Pivot, Yancoal, Virtus
- Post-Spin, BHP (BHP AU) should look more like RIO. It’s not clear it does, but it does move around in a way that allows one to harvest ratio noise.
- Bank of Kyoto (8369 JP) has been the poster child for “deep value” Japan traders and occasional wannabe activists. It has a huge equity portfolio which dwarfs market cap.
- Fourteen years after its acquisition, Incitec Pivot (IPL AU) plans to demerge Dyno Nobel from its fertilizer ops. The split has been a long time coming.
Index Rebalance & ETF Flow Recap: FTSE AW/AC, KOSPI2, KQ150, EPRA, China 50/A50, ASX, STAR50, SSE50
- Early last week was the review cutoff for the FTSE country indices and the EPRA Nareit, while the changes to the CSI300 and STAR50 indices were announced on Friday.
- Monday will see tranche 2 of the TPX INDEX FFW changes implemented, while Tuesday is MSCI implementation day and a bunch of review cutoffs.
- There were large inflows to the IShares Edge MSCI Min Vol Emerging Markets ETF (EEMV US) and outflows from the iShares MSCI EM ESG Optimized (ESGE US) ETF.
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