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Deutsche’s ETF arm recovers sales momentum

Deutsche Asset Management’s Xtrackers division has posted positive inflows for the first six months of the year after bleeding $12bn globally in 2016

Like Germany's Marcel Kittel (in green), Deutsche Bank's Xtrackers unit has been in contention in the ETFs race this year
Like Germany's Marcel Kittel (in green), Deutsche Bank's Xtrackers unit has been in contention in the ETFs race this year Photo: Getty Images

Deutsche Asset Management's exchange traded funds division has posted a dramatic turnaround in sales performance for the first six months of this year, ending a prolonged period of outflows which caused it to haemorrhage $12bn globally last year.

Deutsche's Xtrackers arm pulled in $6.2bn in European ETF sales for the first six months of this year — making it the fifth best-selling provider during the period, according to data from ETFGI.

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