Trends towards passive investment strategies and the constant search for liquidity and cost efficiency have heavily influenced development and innovation in the ETF trading space. This has in turn made trading more complex, and created several substantial pain points for market participants, not least around ETF pricing. In this video, Chris Anderson and Ildar Khalidov discuss the challenges associated with pricing in the ETF marketplace and outline how a Buy and Build approach can help to successfully overcome such hurdles for an enhanced competitive advantage.
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