IShares said in separate regulatory statements that it would delist the funds from the London Stock Exchange on or around June 22. You can also use Shared Albums to share photos and videos with just the people you choose. iCloud links remain available for 30 days, can be viewed by anyone, and can be shared using any app, such as Messages or Mail. Disable cookies. When iCloud Photos is turned on, you can share multiple full-quality photos with an iCloud link. For cookies of third parties we need your approval. The BlackRock iShares funds are listed in London and other European exchanges. We use cookies to ensure proper functioning of the site and enable analysis. Find high-quality stock photos that you won't find anywhere else. But some funds are shutting for good due to the lack of liquidity caused by the conflict.īritish fund manager Jupiter (JUP.L) closed its emerging Europe fund earlier this month.ĭanske and Nordea closed Russia-exposed funds last month. Search from Ishare Pictures stock photos, pictures and royalty-free images from iStock. Tap Select to add or remove photos, then tap Next. Tap For You, then tap a photo collection in Sharing Suggestions. iCloud Photos must be turned on to see Sharing Suggestions, but the photos you share can be viewed by anyone. 'With respect to any other fund, BlackRock will continue to make decisions on the future of suspended funds with significant exposure to Russia by taking into account the interests of investors, market conditions and the regulatory framework that applies to the funds,' the asset manager said in a separate statement.Ī total of $6 billion in assets under management has been frozen in Russian or emerging market funds with Russia exposure since the invasion, Morningstar data shows.Īsset managers suspend funds to make sure customers are treated fairly and there is no stampede for the exits. After you share your photos, the recipients are prompted to share their photos from the event with you.

Two other BlackRock funds with Russia exposure remain suspended but have not closed, a BlackRock spokesperson said. The MSCI Russia fund had $18 million under management and the MSCI Eastern Europe fund had $108 million, according to BlackRock data. BlackRock said it believed it was acting in the interests of shareholders by closing the funds.īlackRock said Russian securities would remain in the funds 'until such time as it is possible, practicable and appropriate, in the manager’s view, to liquidate each of the positions in an orderly and managed way'.

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