Deutche Bank launches three ETFs

Deutsche Bank has launched three ETFs that will give investors access to a basket of both long and short ETFs, aiming to replicate the strategy of a mean variance optimisation model.

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The DB Platinum Dynamic ETF Selector funds are available in multiple jurisdictions and offer investors virtually daily liquidity, as well as three different volatility targets - 3 per cent, 6 per cent and 8 per cent.

The funds aim to offer investors positive returns even in uncertain market conditions, Deutsche Bank said.

The three different funds available to investors are the DB Platinum Dynamic ETF Selector 3, the DB Platinum Dynamic ETF Selector 6 and the DB Platinum Dynamic ETF Selector 8.

The DB Platinum Dynamic ETF Selector 3 fund aims to achieve a target performance of Eonia plus 1 per cent and has a volatility target of 3 per cent.

The ETF Selector 6 aims to achieve a target performance of Eonia plus 2 per cent and has a volatility target of 6 per cent, while the ETF Selector 8 aims to achieve Eonia per cent 2.5 per cent and has a volatility target of 8 per cent.

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