HANetf to expand ETP platform to crypto ETCs

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Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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HANetf is set to expand its white label ETP platform capabilities to include crypto ETCs, Investment Week can reveal.

The expanded platform will allow asset managers to manufacture and manage crypto ETCs within the HANetf platform. Current clients on the platform will have full access from launch, which HANetf said is set to happen in "a couple of months". To date, the firm has focused on UCITS ETFs and physically-backed gold and carbon ETCs, with the current platform having over 40 ETFs and ETPs. It also plans to offer other ETPs in asset classes such as bonds, equities, commodities, and currencies in the ETC wrapper. ETC Group and HANetf launch metaverse ETF HANetf currently also distributes...

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