Defiance surpasses $200 million in European UCITS assets in less than four months
you are currently viewing:Defiance surpasses $200 million in European UCITS assets in less than four monthsJuly 15, 2026--Defiance ETFs has accumulated $207.10 million in AUM across its European UCITS ETF range. The ETFs are listed across Xetra, Borsa Italiana, and London Stock Exchange. HANetf, Europe’s first and leading white-label UCITS ETF and ETC platform,[1] is delighted to announce that Defiance ETFs has reached $207.10 million in assets under management (AUM) across its European UCITS ETF range, less than four months after entering the market.[2] Defiance entered the European UCITS market in March 2026 and has since built a range of five thematic ETFs, each aiming to provide access to a structural growth theme: drones and modern warfare, Ukraine reconstruction, AI and power infrastructure, memory semiconductors, and photonics. Source: HANetf |
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The ETF aims to provide exposure to companies developing, manufacturing, and commercialising photonic technologies, the optical hardware that generates, moves, and processes data using light rather than electricity.
July 9, 2026-Defiance has expanded its European ETF lineup with the launch of the Defiance Photonics UCITS ETF (ticker: PHOT).
The ETF seeks to provide exposure to companies developing, manufacturing, and commercialising photonic technologies, the optical hardware that generates, moves, and processes data using light rather than electricity.
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