A Daily Network publication
Explore the network
ETF Daily
The Definitive Daily Read on Exchange-Traded Funds
Tuesday, October 20, 2026The Morning Brief →Sign in
Launches

Nasdaq to list three Allspring and two Thrivent ETFs on Oct. 21

The exchange notices name RBC Capital Markets as designated liquidity provider for four of the five funds and Jane Street for the fifth.

At a glance

15-second brief
  • RBC Capital Markets (RBCD) is the designated liquidity provider for AHYM, ASTM, TLCE and TSIE, while Jane Street Capital (JSCA) takes AHIC.

  • Daily valuation data for all five funds begins Oct. 21, the same day Nasdaq opens market-maker registration for the group.

Nasdaq will begin trading five new ETFs on Wednesday, Oct. 21, according to two exchange notices published Oct. 20. Allspring is listing three funds: the High Yield Municipal Bond Fund (AHYM), the Short-Term High Income Fund (AHIC) and the Strategic Municipal Bond Fund (ASTM). Thrivent is listing two: the Large Cap Stock ETF (TLCE) and the Securitized Income ETF (TSIE).

RBC Capital Markets (RBCD) is the designated liquidity provider for AHYM, ASTM, TLCE and TSIE, while Jane Street Capital (JSCA) takes AHIC.

Daily valuation data for all five funds begins Oct. 21, the same day Nasdaq opens market-maker registration for the group.

Continue your research

Save this analysis and keep the funds you follow together in My Desk.

AHIC · Fund research →
AHYM · Fund research →
ASTM · Fund research →
TLCE · Fund research →
TSIE · Fund research →
Sign in to save articles or follow funds.
More from ETF Daily
Launches

PRIMECAP plans Wednesday launch of first ETF, POMG, a mid/small-cap fund charging 0.68%

The PRIMECAP Odyssey Discovery ETF will trade on NYSE Arca and aims to beat the Russell Midcap Growth Index over three to five years, per its prospectus.
Launches

Schwab's planned SCIN ETF will charge 0.06%, one basis point below Vanguard's BNDX

The fund is expected to list Oct. 21 and track a dollar-hedged ICE index of non-dollar investment-grade debt, according to ETF Trends.
Launches

Schwab's planned SCIN ETF will charge 0.06%, one basis point below Vanguard's BNDX

The fund is expected to list Oct. 21 and track a dollar-hedged ICE index of non-dollar investment-grade debt, according to ETF Trends.
Elsewhere in the networkAll titles →
Every weekday · 6:30 a.m. ET

The Morning Brief

ETF launches, fund research, and market coverage in your inbox every weekday. Free.