ETF Watch provides daily updates of the latest news regarding ETF launches, filings and closures, among other topics. It also features regularly updated tables covering the ETFs currently in registration and links to their prospectuses; 40-APP filings from firms looking to enter the ETF market or expand the types of ETFs they offer; and index and ticker changes.
Closures are having a stronger start to the year than launches.
The issuer has launched an ETF based on one of last year’s hottest and worst-performing themes.
The actively managed fund focuses on companies that are improving their own or others’ supply chains.
New issue follows KPOP, and will be among the few music-tracking funds.
Asset manager also plans four active ETFs, expects to more than double its lineup by year’s end.
Six ETFs launched and six closures were announced.
NANC and KRUZ mimic the disclosures filed by politicians from the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively.
After a very slow start, this week was a rush of activity, including 21 launches.
The proposed fund looks to deliver 200% of the daily performance of one of 2022’s top-performing ETFs.