Global Investor - Tuesday, November 4, 2008

DB doubles assets

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Deutsche Bank's exchange traded platform, db x-trackers, has achieved the highest growth in assets under management amongst all ETF providers globally during 2008. According to the most recent ETF Landscape Industry Review from Barclays Global Investors, db x-trackers achieved growth in assets under management of $10.41 billion since the beginning of the year to 30 September 2008. The report also shows that the assets under management for db x-trackers has almost doubled, growing 96.2% to $21.23 billion.

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