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ETF – exchange traded funds
Exchange traded funds (ETF) are passively managed investment funds which are traded on exchanges as traditional stocks. They usually track the performance of a certain index or economic sector (i.e. the industrial sector).
We present to you a list of selected ETFs:
Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) for professional and retail clients
| Sector | Exchange traded funds (ETF) | Symbol | Exchange |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equity UK (3) | |||
| Emerging market (2) | |||
| Equity Germany (2) | |||
| Equity Global (7) | |||
| Dividend ETFs (18) | |||
| Equity Europe (4) | |||
| Bond ETFs (16) | |||
| Region ETFs (25) | |||
| Sector ETFs (42) | |||
| Commodity ETFs (8) | |||
| Equity US (11) | |||
| Equity Japan (2) | |||
Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) only for Professional clients
| Sector | Exchange traded funds (ETF) | Symbol | Exchange |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bond ETFs (14) | |||
| Commodity ETFs (16) | |||
| Consumer ETFs (6) | |||
| Country ETFs (49) | |||
| Currency ETFs (11) | |||
| Energy ETFs (11) | |||
| Equity Global (25) | |||
| ETFs by Market Index (23) | |||
| Financials ETFs (3) | |||
| Health Care ETFs (4) | |||
| Industrials ETFs (5) | |||
| Natural Resources (6) | |||
| Precious Metals ETFs (4) | |||
| Region ETFs (21) | |||
| Sector Strategy ETFs (13) | |||
| Technology ETFs (6) | |||
ETC – Exchange traded commodities
Exchange traded commodities are similar to exchange traded funds, but ETCs track the performance of a commodity or an index based on a basket of commodities. ETC are traded like stocks at stock exchanges.
Benefits of ETF and ETC
- Over 3000 Exchange traded funds (ETF) and Exchange traded commodities (ETC).
- An opportunity to invest in a whole economic sector or a basket of commodities
- Easy access, high liquidity and transparent pricing
- The perfect instrument for diversification of a portfolio; with lower expenses
- Transparency – the fund’s positions are publicly known
- Flexibility – you can buy and sell at any moment just like every other equity
Short ETFs
The so called “short ETFs” mimic the performance of the financial instrument, allowing investors to profit from diminishing prices, in other words this ETF is inversely related to the underlying instrument.
Leveraged ETF
This type of ETF offers a certain amount of leverage over the performance of the financial instrument, usually 2:1 or 3:1. When the leverage is 1:2, a movement in the price of the instrument of 1% leads to a 2% movement in the price of the ETF.
Trading conditions
Find more information under ETF Trading Conditions
