Each new ETF needs to file a registration with the Securities Exchange Commission before it begins trading in U.S. markets. Keep up with the latest filings and ETF launches by reading our ETF Watch section.
Each new ETF needs to file a registration with the Securities Exchange Commission before it begins trading in U.S. markets. Keep up with the latest filings and ETF launches by reading our ETF Watch section.
The past few weeks have featured a variety of filings targeting the crypto space.
The issuer has filed for ETFs that would apply a covered call strategy to the fixed income space.
AXS and Direxion have both joined in the push for an inverse bitcoin futures ETF.
Another active manager plans to stake its claim in the ETF frontier.
Launches continued at a steady pace, but there were very few other goings-on in the ETF space.
From mid-February to mid-March, the ETF industry saw a variety of filings land with the SEC.
The issuer is taking a new direction with its most recently planned ETF.
The issuer is the third firm to file for such products.
Beyond launches, the week featured new closures and changes to several existing funds.