Reported weekly European on-exchange exchange-traded product turnover fell by almost 20 per cent on the previous week at EUR7.6bn, according to figures released by Lyxor.
Underlying equity market activity (measured by the Stoxx Europe 600 Index turnover) fell by four per cent at EUR94bn.
Reported on exchange ETP trading was eight per cent of equivalent equity market activity.
Turnover in the commodity area fell from recent high levels down 45 per cent on last week, while fixed income turnover dropped 35 per cent. Country and regional related turnover fell by 4.58 per cent and 5.39 per cent respectively, but there was an increase in turnover in the alternative, sector and style areas.
On a 20-day basis Lyxor was ranked number two with 19.62 per cent market share with iShares at number one with market share of 34.99 per cent.
On a five-day basis Lyxor was ranked number two with 17.98 per cent market share, while iShares’ market share on a five-day basis was 36.38 per cent.
The LSE had the largest market share on both a five and 20-day basis with 34.55 per cent on a 20 day basis and 29.89 per cent on a five-day basis.
The Deutsche Boerse follows with market share of 23,7 per cent on a 20 day basis and 25.94 per cent on a five-day basis.
