Active ETF market in Europe is growing thanks to fixed income surge
Though European active ETF assets remain lower than its US counterparts, areas such as fixed income are seeing increased investor interest.
Though European active ETF assets remain lower than its US counterparts, areas such as fixed income are seeing increased investor interest.
The offering will unify listing, trading, clearing and settlement and is set to address fragmentation and distribution issues across European ETF markets.
The addition marks the seventh liquidity provider to join the exchange’s solution and follows the incorporation of Societe Generale onto the service in June 2025.
The offering is expected to bring innovation in electronic trading and support the development of the Australian ETF market.
Expansion aims to provide increased access to the US markets for traders, particularly those based in APAC.
The first transaction on new connectivity has already taken place with Global X Japan having been the first to execute.
Named SPDR SSGA MyIncome ETFs, the suite is made up of 14 actively managed target maturity ETFs with various maturity years ranging from 2026 to 2034.
The TRADE sits down with Tim Miller, senior trader at Fidelity International, to discuss the continuing evolution of ETFs, the impact of fragmentation, and what lessons can be learnt from the US when it comes to boosting trading volumes.
With clear distinctions in volumes across the UK and EU when compared to the US, Wesley Bray explores the evolving use of ETFs, reasons behind regional disparities, what can be learned from the US and how innovation can help bolster trading volumes.
The TRADE sits down with Chris Gooch, head of ETF/index sales and business development, EMEA at Citi, to discuss the evolution of ETFs, disparities in volumes in the US versus the UK and EU, and lessons that can be learnt from across the pond.