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May 2002

Deutsche joins the credit index-linked investment fray


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Deutsche Bank is the latest entrant to the growing market for European credit index-linked investment products.
Following the launch in March of JPMorgan's Jeci instrument and Morgan Stanley's Euro Tracers, Deutsche has unveiled its own innovation - the Xavex Dynamic Bond Portfolio Fund.
The exchange-traded fund, which has a five-and-a-half-year life and is initially being marketed to German private investors, is the first product of its kind to be based on the indices of the iBoxx consortium. It will be listed on the Deutsche Börse on May 22.

Whereas the JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley products were based...


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