ICE expands ETF Hub authorised participants with Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo joins several other major institutions as an authorised participants on the ICE ETF Hub, including Goldman Sachs and Citadel Securities.
Wells Fargo joins several other major institutions as an authorised participants on the ICE ETF Hub, including Goldman Sachs and Citadel Securities.
Notional value processed through the ICE ETF Hub in the first quarter surged a huge 220% from record last month.
Credit Suisse has burst onto the ETF scene after several years, with five ETFs listed at SIX Swiss Exchange.
February was a record month of activity for the ICE ETF Hub, with $20 billion of notional processed for fixed income ETFs.
Goldman follows JP Morgan, Bank of America, Citadel Securities and Virtu Financial in joining the ICE ETF ecosystem.
Four major institutions are the first authorised participants to use the ICE ETF ecosystem, according to chief executive Jeff Sprecher.
ICE launched its ETF Hub last year in a bid to standardise the creation and redemption process for ETFs.
Wematch has previously gained investment from JP Morgan and Societe Generale for its matching technology and platform.
Eurex has launched EUR fixed income ETF options after launching USD fixed income ETF options in 2017.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management has launched three smart beta ETFs with SIX Group.