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This paper verifies the difference between the ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) market price and the value of its assets per share class. It also examines the duration of this differences and the way, in which they are corrected.
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Self-indexing involves the creation by financial institution offering financial instruments based on indices (or by its affiliates) - e.g. exchange-traded funds (ETFs), index funds, structured products - own, proprietary indices. The main advantage of selfindexing is the ability to reduce the costs of managing the investment portfolio as the result of the resignation of the licensing indices from third parties. The disadvantage of this practice can be reducing the transparency and conflicts of interest. Self-indexing is much more popular in the U.S. ETFs market than in European market, because of more liberal legislation in this field (requirements for ETF providers in United States have recently been alleviated by Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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