Kepler Cheuvreux had unveiled a new integrated ETF platform – ETF One – as part of a bid to enhance the firm’s ETF capabilities for institutional investors.
Specifically, the new offering brings the firm’s entire ETF investment cycle under one umbrella, spanning ETF data services, research and advisory and execution, and will allow clients to gain access to ETF selection through quantitative analytics and digital tools.
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Moreover, the platform launch is expected to address ETF-related challenges often faced by institutional investors, including market access, liquidity and strong execution quality.
Speaking on the new offering, Jean-Pierre Ané, deputy chief executive at Kepler Cheuvreux, said: “With ETF One, Kepler Cheuvreux brings together its full ETF expertise for institutional investors, powered by technology and innovation.”
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The platform is also supported through ETF research from Trackinsight – which was acquired by Kepler Cheuvreux in 2024 – enabling clients to gain access to a database spanning 14,000 ETFs across all asset classes and key geographies.
As part of the move, ETF One will function with the support of an independent ETF-dedicated trading desk, while execution capabilities will be delivered through the firm’s KCx execution business.