Move by Deutsche Bank follows similar halting of activities by ProShares and Rydex in the U.S.
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Deutsche Bank's ETF designed to short bank stocks has stopped taking short
positions on both the London Stock Exchange and Borsa Italia, and is planning
to implement a similar policy with the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Furthermore, the bank short ETF has stopped accepting new investments, and
redemptions will be met with a bid price by the fund's provider, Deutsche Bank.
While the X-Trackers family of ETFs is available on five European exchanges in
all, the bank short ETF is only available on the London, Italian and Frankfurt
exchanges.
The DJ STOXX 600 Banks Short X-Trackers ETF (LSE: XS7S) has stopped shorting
due to the ban on short selling implemented by the Financial Services
Authority, which acted
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