New ETF and ETP Listings on May 13, 2026, on Deutsche Boerse
you are currently viewing:New ETF and ETP Listings on May 13, 2026, on Deutsche BoerseMay 13, 2026-The Goldman Sachs Global Credit Plus Active UCITS ETFs are actively managed and invest globally in fixed-income corporate bonds from issuers in developed and selected emerging markets. The investment focus is on bonds denominated in various currencies with investment-grade and high-yield ratings, covering different sectors and regions. The funds are currency-hedged and are available in both accumulating and distributing share classes. The Goldman Sachs Global Income Bond Opportunities Active UCITS ETFs are actively managed and invest globally in fixed‑income securities issued by sovereign and corporate issuers. The portfolio includes debt securities from developed and selected emerging markets and may be denominated in various currencies. The funds are currency‑hedged and are available in both accumulating and distributing share classes. Source: Deutsche Börse |
April 24, 2026- Bourse Direct is enriching its investment offering with crypto ETNs (Exchange-Traded Notes): around ten products are available allowing investment in major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, TRON or Solana, without holding them directly.
April 24, 2026- Amundi, the leading European asset manager[1], announces the launch of the Amundi Bitcoin ETP[2]. This solution offers transparent exposure to bitcoin, enabling investors to access bitcoin's performance[3] via an exchange-traded product, whilst avoiding operational constraints associated with directly holding crypto-assets.[4]
April 23, 2026- Three new active fixed income UCITS ETFs mark AB's entry into the European ETF market
AllianceBernstein L.P. ("AB"), a leading global investment firm with $867 billion in assets under management, today announced the launch of its active ETF business in Europe, marking an expansion of the firm's global ETF platform.
April 22, 2026-Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking STOXX and DAX European equity indices attracted a net EUR 1.3 billion in March and EUR 9.7 billion in the first quarter, as investors sought exposure to the region's benchmarks despite a market sell-off last month.[1]