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ETFGI wins award for Best ETF Research Provider

04 Apr 2013
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ETFGI, an independent research and consultancy firm providing services to the global exchange-traded fund (ETF) and exchange-traded product (ETP) industry, has been awarded Best ETF Research Provider in 2012 at the annual etfexpress global awards ceremony, held recently in London.

The awards, now in their 4th year, recognise excellence among managers and service providers of exchange-traded funds around the world. Winners are decided via a unique ‘peer review system’ whereby etfexpress’s readers, who include the full range of industry professionals, from investors, managers and fund administrators to custodians, advisers and distributors, are invited to elect a ‘best in class’ in a series of categories via an online survey.

This year’s awards attracted over 1,200 readers to vote for their favourite firms in 24 categories.

Deborah Fuhr, partner and co-founder of ETFGI, said “We feel honoured that so many market participants voted for ETFGI having just launched our new company, and our new research service and web tool.”

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