Citadel Securities, Virtu, JP Morgan and Bank of America first to join ICE ETF Hub
Four major institutions are the first authorised participants to use the ICE ETF ecosystem, according to chief executive Jeff Sprecher.
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.
ICE ETF Hub is an open architecture platform designed to standardise the ETF primary market where shares ETFs are created and redeemed.
The SEC has voted to adopt a new framework to modernise rules for ETFs and reduce barriers to entry in the marketplace.
Tradeweb is looking to streamline post-trade workflows for clients, and help firms meet the upcoming CSDR requirements.
The new dealing services will enable distribution of Irish UCITS ETFs to the Asia-Pacific and Latin America regions.
Interest in Greater China ETF grows but investors await international access schemes.