Legal & General Investment Management has expanded its thematic range with the launch of Europe’s first hydrogen economy ETF. The L&G Hydrogen Economy UCITS ETF (HTWO) is listed on the London Stock Exchange, Deutsche Boerse, Borsa Italiana and the SIX Swiss Exchange with a TER of 0.49%.
21Shares expands its Crypto range
The 21Shares Polkadot ETP (ADOT) is set to list on the SIX Swiss Exchange will track the price of polkadot, the third-largest cryptocurrency.
Can the U.S. catch up to Europe’s embrace of ESG?
Amundi launched a new Japanese equities ETF, the Amundi Index MSCI Japan SRI UCITS ETF DR – Hedged EUR (C), which provides exposure to large and medium-sized Japanese companies with an ESG focus. The ETF is listed on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt.
Will water be the next big thing in ETF thematics?
The climate theme will continue, but instead of solar energy, investors’ attention will switch to water.
Tabula enters the ESG arena
The Tabula EUR IG Bond Paris-aligned Climate UCITS ETF (TABC) is listed on Deutsche Boerse with an OCF of 0.25%.
Five things to do now to land a job
These might seem obvious things to do, but as an ETF & Digital Assets head hunters at Blackwater, we have come across countless candidates who have missed out on opportunities because of a failure to adhere to these points.
Thematic ETFs growth set to continue in 2021
Net flows into sector-themed equity products during the first 10 months of 2020 amounted to EUR89 billion, more than triple the net sales for 2019. Assets under management amounted to EUR512.4 billion at the close of October 2020.
Global X breaks into the European market
Global X launched its first two ETFs on the London Stock Exchange – the Global X Video Games & Esports (HERU) and Global X Telemedicine & Digital Health (EDOC).
Best month ever for Europe’s equity ETFs
ETFs attracted record inflows of $121bn in November, a jump of 14.5 per cent on the previous best month for new business.
Record ETF inflows for November
In Europe, Bloomberg reported an impressive month of €12.8billion of inflows for November, most of which went into equity-based products.
