New ETF and ETP Listings on May 14, 2026, on Deutsche Boerse
you are currently viewing:New ETF and ETP Listings on May 14, 2026, on Deutsche BoerseMay 14, 2026-The Amundi S&P 500 Financials UCITS ETF provides exposure to large-cap U.S. companies within the financial sector. It reflects the financials segment of the S&P 500 and includes banks, insurers, and other financial services firms.
The lineup includes ETPs on global blue-chip companies such as Berkshire Hathaway, Netflix, Oracle, Micron, Taiwan Semiconductor, and UnitedHealth, alongside thematic exposures to areas like blockchain, mining, uranium, and energy. It also features an options strategy on the Euro Stoxx 50, complemented by a diversified multi-asset growth ETP and a specialized strategy designed to benefit from futures market structures. Source: Deutsche Börse |
May 18, 2026-The iMGP DBi Managed Futures Fund R EUR HP UCITS ETF is actively managed and follows a UCITS-compliant managed futures strategy with the aim of replicating the returns of a typical managed futures approach. Portfolio allocation is based on a proprietary quantitative model, known as the Dynamic Beta Engine, which identifies key return drivers. This share class is currency-hedged.
May 13, 2026-The Justice Company has entered the European ETF market with the launch of JURY Global High Dividend UCITS ETF (ticker: JURY).
JURY aims to provide exposure to high dividend global equities within clearly defined legal and human-rights boundaries.
10% of the TER will be dedicated to initiatives supporting communities affected by conflict, displacement and systemic oppression.1
April 30, 2026-21shares, a global leader in cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs), has successfully transitioned the underlying index provider for a broad segment of its European single-asset product suite to Kaiko Indices, an independent BMR-registered benchmark administrator, meeting the highest compliance requirements for institutional product issuance.
April 28, 2026-While it may not be as significant as its Bitcoin and Ethereum counterparts, the Dogecoin ETF remains one of the most historic achievements in the cryptocurrency sector this year. As the ETF landscape gains momentum, DOGE ETFs have just hit a notable milestone that could bolster demand for these newly launched investment products.
April 27, 2026-Calamos Autocallable Income UCITS ETF democratizes $422 billion annual autocallable note market1 through innovative new UCITS framework
Launching today, April 27, the fund delivers high, stable, monthly income potential via efficient single-ticker access to a portfolio of laddered autocallable yield notes
April 27, 2026-Euronext Athens welcomes the decision by STOXX to reclassify Greece to Developed Market status, marking another important milestone for the Greek capital market and confirming the significant progress achieved in recent years. The decision will come into effect on 21 September 2026.
April 24, 2026- Bourse Direct is enriching its investment offering with crypto ETNs (Exchange-Traded Notes): around ten products are available allowing investment in major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, TRON or Solana, without holding them directly.
April 24, 2026- Amundi, the leading European asset manager[1], announces the launch of the Amundi Bitcoin ETP[2]. This solution offers transparent exposure to bitcoin, enabling investors to access bitcoin's performance[3] via an exchange-traded product, whilst avoiding operational constraints associated with directly holding crypto-assets.[4]
April 23, 2026- Three new active fixed income UCITS ETFs mark AB's entry into the European ETF market
AllianceBernstein L.P. ("AB"), a leading global investment firm with $867 billion in assets under management, today announced the launch of its active ETF business in Europe, marking an expansion of the firm's global ETF platform.
April 22, 2026-Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking STOXX and DAX European equity indices attracted a net EUR 1.3 billion in March and EUR 9.7 billion in the first quarter, as investors sought exposure to the region's benchmarks despite a market sell-off last month.[1]