A quiet week for ETF launches as we enter that period between Thanksgiving and Christmas when everything quietens down a little. US industry heavy weight Dimensional, now with USD70 billion in ETF assets since their relatively late arrival in the industry, brings us a Global Real Estate ETF and a US Large Cap Value ETF. Also in the US, ProShares launched its S&P Global Core Battery Metals ETF (ION), which they describe as the first ETF to invest only in companies mining battery metals.
Meanwhile, VanEck brought a bionic ETF to Europe with its ETF which it says represents technologies designed to enhance or restore functions of human body. From the bionic man, or indeed woman, we move onto DWS which has launched a new Xtrackers ETF based on emerging equity markets, with a focus on ESG characteristics and also aligned with the goals of the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement.
Dimensional lists US Large Cap Value and Global Real Estate ETFs
VanEck launches bionic engineering ETF
Franklin Templeton renames European ETF platform
Cerulli reports Australia’s ETF market sees greater diversification
Blue Tractor allows Shielded Alpha ETFs to adjust Transparency
DWS launches Xtrackers ETF aligned with Paris Climate Agreement
ProShares launches ETF investing in companies mining battery metals
ETP provider GraniteShares reveals top 10 most shorted UK stocks
ProShares comments on advantages of futures-based crypto ETPs
iM Global Partner to launch UCITS fund version of managed futures ETF
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