Leveraged and short ETF momentum builds in Asia

Leveraged and short exchange-traded funds listed in Asia are growing rapidly, especially in markets such as South Korea. However, regulatory warnings from regional centres about suitability and disclosure could restrict the flow of new listings in the short term.

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South Korea - seeing huge ETF growth

The six leveraged and short exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed in South Korea grew by more than 360% year-on-year in 2010, highlighting the compelling growth potential for the sub-sector in the Asia-Pacific region. As the Korean example shows – the six equity index-linked funds account for 50% of the daily ETF turnover on the Korean Stock Exchange – demand for this new trading vehicle is significant and growing. Samsung Asset Management’s Kodex Leverage ETF and Kodex Inverse ETF last year both

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