Equiduct expands ETP offerings to include crypto and fixed income

Almost doubles ETP selection

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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European retail exchange Equiduct has almost doubled the number of exchange traded products and ETFs on its Apex platform.

Apex will now provide access to 720 ETFs and ETPs, after it added 314 new ISINs today (12 October). The new products include cryptocurrency, fixed income and commodity specific ETPs, as well as geographical coverage of Asia and emerging markets. Equiduct initially launched 321 ETFs and ETPs in September last year, then expanded to include ETFs for the US equity market last month. Short and leveraged ETPs have also been introduced, as well as megatrend ETPs following thematic trends such as cybersecurity, cloud computing, ESG, blockchain and artificial intelligence. Morningstar...

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