
Eurizon lists nine core UCITS ETFs on Xetra through YourIndex SICAV
The Intesa Sanpaolo asset manager's first Xetra ETFs cover euro government bond maturity bands and broad equity regions, mostly at 0.19%.

The Intesa Sanpaolo asset manager's first Xetra ETFs cover euro government bond maturity bands and broad equity regions, mostly at 0.19%.

The distributing fund (SCWD) has listed product costs of 0.000% on Deutsche Börse's release of 29 October.

The two bond funds each list accumulating and distributing classes, at 0.40% and 0.25%. The Global Defence & Security Active fund charges 0.73%.

GSCZ invests at least 80% of net assets in securitised debt, such as asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities, and charges 0.40%.

The QiM Global Momentum, Quality and Value Alpha funds trade in euros and sterling, each at 0.32% a year.

The Franklin US Equity Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (FBEQ, 0.09%) and US Innovation Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (FIBT, 0.19%) list on Nasdaq.

Amundi's Eurozone, Europe and World funds each charge 0.25%. Fidelity's global and US equity Dynamic Buffer funds each charge 0.50%.

Deutsche Börse added 19 ETFs and ETNs in a single release. They included three Amundi thematic funds, an iShares active income fund and three VanEck multi-asset funds.

The iShares Future Robotics and Related Technologies Active ETF has an inception date of 20 October and a 0.65% expense ratio.

The VanEck Wealth Builder ETF (WBMO) charges 0.26% after a waiver, and the EM Focus Inflation Bond ETF (EMIL) charges 0.30%. Both list on NYSE Arca.

The two Integrated Equity UCITS ETFs began trading on the London Stock Exchange on 15 October, after registering on Xetra on 8 October.

The HSBC fund holds 80 of the largest chip companies and charges 0.35%. Amundi's new distributing Core classes charge 0.03% and 0.13%.

The consumer discretionary, consumer staples, energy and technology funds list on NYSE Arca, with a prospectus dated 13 October.

The London Stock Exchange describes the Weekly World Income UCITS ETF, from Aura ETFs and HANetf, as the first ETF in Europe that aims to pay distributions weekly.

The American Century fund invests across US market capitalisations, with a tilt towards smaller, more profitable and value companies.

The index fund has accumulating and distributing share classes with a 0.15% ongoing charge. It was launched on 6 October and appeared in Deutsche Börse's new Xetra listings on 13 October.

The WisdomTree Efficient Long/Short U.S. SmallCap Equity Fund (WSLS) and Global Alpha Fund (WTAL) each charge 0.88%.

Four WisdomTree share classes and two Franklin Templeton ETFs joined Deutsche Börse's ETF segment on 30 September.

Invesco brought three factor-based equity funds to Xetra on 29 September, and Goldman Sachs listed an ex-US equity fund in two share classes.