WisdomTree lists two autocallable defined-outcome ETFs on Xetra and Borsa Italiana
The actively managed UCITS funds charge 0.65% and target annualised returns of 8-9% and 6-7%, according to the issuer, which gave no launch assets.
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The actively managed UCITS funds charge 0.65% and target annualised returns of 8-9% and 6-7%, according to the issuer, which gave no launch assets.
The fund draws up to 20 companies from developed markets, South Korea and Taiwan, and the launch material does not disclose its expense ratio.
The launch takes the firm's actively managed ETF lineup to 39 funds, nine of which have debuted this year.
The five strategies held nearly $55 billion as of Aug. 31; the filing would add an ETF share class without moving the portfolios or changing their managers.
The $773.33 million fund puts more than 20% in industrials, which may have mattered as much as its quality screen in the smaller loss.
The pitch leans on U.S. Bank cash commentary but omits the fund's expense ratio, yield, and any detail on its S&P 500 overlay.
The article says the $705 million NUKZ is outpacing the $3.6 billion NLR by more than 1,100 basis points in 2026 and holds about 50 stocks to NLR's 25.
Netflix sits nearly 44% below its 52-week high, and Deutsche Bank's Bryan Kraft upgraded the stock to buy while cutting his price target to $95 from $100.
ETF Trends is making the buildout case for NUKZ on that record, while five AI-capex issuers borrowed more than $132 billion in the first half.
Eight Vanguard ETFs each drew more than $1 billion over four weeks, and four of them are fixed-income funds.
Headline 3.4% and core 3.0% annual inflation followed the Fed's September hike, giving Guggenheim's floating-rate credit pitch a clearer opening.
The AB Equity Premium Income ETF, ticker INK, targets a 10% to 12% annual distribution by pairing direct indexing with out-of-the-money call selling.
The Autism Impact ETF, billed as the first of its kind, screens developed-market companies on clinical trial activity with a $250 million market-cap floor.
The fund tracks the 100 largest U.S. stocks with return on equity of at least 15% in each of the past ten fiscal years.
The account puts operating capacity at 423 GWe across nearly 440 reactors, at an 83.7% average capacity factor.
ETF Trends ranks two 2x single-stock funds and iShares VLUE as the largest ETF exposures to Micron, which reports Wednesday.
The five AI-capex issuers borrowed more than $132 billion in the first half, lifting tech weight in pure corporate bond ETFs by about 300 basis points.
ETF Database ranks the Goldman Sachs Future Tech Leaders Equity ETF among the top three ETFs by exposure to each name, after a 46.5% year-to-date return.
The new fund tracks the Nasdaq International Innovators 100 Index, charges 0.29%, and holds TSMC at 10.71%.
The five strategies held nearly $55 billion as of Aug. 31, and the firm said ETFs have become a preferred vehicle for investors.
The new Solactive benchmarks hand Hong Kong most of the index weight even when its name count matches or trails the US.
The two UCITS funds arrive a year after Schroders' first fixed income active ETF; Cindy Wang manages the CoCo fund.
MarketPsych's AI classifies companies into five theme pillars; FTSE Russell's rules then decide the portfolio's weighting, caps and turnover.
Fidelity strategists told a TMX VettaFi webcast that about half of this year's roughly 1,000 U.S. ETF launches incorporate derivatives.
Simplify says the cash proposal is its second for the USCF parent in recent days and prices the company 12.5% above Madison Dearborn's $2.00-a-share deal.
Timothy Murray's ChatGPT and FactSet review finds hyperscalers and AI infrastructure concentrated in large-cap growth, with the lightest exposure in U.S. small-caps and EAFE value.
The average firm's count of unique ETFs rose to 92.9 from 88.4, and first-time appearances fell from 140 in the first quarter.
Information Technology led performance at 4.57% and drew €275.7m; Financials shed €1.03bn in the week to September 25.
Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle issued more than $132 billion of bonds through the first half of 2026, lifting tech weight in pure corporate bond ETFs by about 300 basis points, according to ETF Trends.
The venue, operated with Börse Hannover, covers thousands of equities and hundreds of ETFs, and says one in ten trades already executes before 9 a.m.
The fund has grown from just over $100 million in March to $9 billion.
The largest, the $19.3 billion Northern Stock Index Fund, equals about 71% of the ETF assets the firm manages today.
The new active fund keeps its 30-to-45-stock portfolio and its five managers; the fee and the size of the converted book are absent from the account.
The iShares Large Cap Core Active ETF took in $2.2 billion over five days and has grown from just over $100 million in March to $9 billion, according to ETF Trends.
RAFI Indices puts the weighted average market cap of its fundamental index at $769 billion, between the $1.39 trillion of a cap-weighted portfolio and the $127 billion of equal weight.
The index provider says the mid-September cycle moved Gilead Sciences and Structure Therapeutics into THNR, and OUSM's quality screen produced 111 names.
The $16.5 billion US active-ETF platform goes abroad under one Morgan Stanley brand, betting neobroker shelves can do what Eaton Vance, Parametric and Calvert labels did at home.
Two of the additions were three-advisor teams, from UBS to Frost and from Raymond James to LPL.
T. Rowe Price's earnings-season pitch sells agility, but two funds in the same suite show the edge that actually earns the fee is a mandate the index rules cannot replicate.
SIX's index services chief argues that what clients buy behind a bespoke index is the pipeline that carries it, which makes the custom lane an operations contest rather than a naming contest.
The new 3149.HK sells China's AI buildout, but the 30-name Hong Kong index behind it, capped at 8 per cent a constituent, is a narrower bet than the pitch implies.
Seven of the week's 21 US ETF listings sell a maturity date rather than a rate call, and a Westwood Salient power fund tests the Texas Stock Exchange's quoting bench.
Morningstar's comment letter converts the wrapper's outer boundary from a design question into a consumer-protection record, and Defiance's hourly-reset filing is the first product that record indicts.
A $16.5 billion US active-ETF book crosses under one brand and four themes, wagering European neobroker shelves can do what Eaton Vance, Parametric and Calvert labels did at home.
A record $663.59 billion in inflows this year has concentrated in Dimensional, J.P. Morgan and iShares, while the rest of the industry fights for shelf space.
A 100% premium for Marygold values the commodity-ETF platform and treats the rest of the conglomerate as inventory, with a uranium-ETF builder hired to add to the book.
A record year for fixed-income ETFs sits at the front of the curve, where the funds selling the wait charge for the only part of the trade the Fed does not control.
BROL promises S&P 500 outperformance with low tracking error, and its August holdings sit inside the benchmark it has to beat.
The $452.4 million active ETF has gained nearly 21% in 2026, but its diversification pitch rests on a correlation its nearly 80% materials-and-energy book does not own.
The index supplies the story and the daily price; the franchise stakes supply the differentiation nobody can quote.
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