Franklin Templeton expands thematic ETF range in double launch

Food, health and wellness

Valeria Martinez
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Franklin Templeton has added two sustainable, thematic ETFs focused on food and health and wellness to its $15bn global ETF platform.

The Article 8-classified Franklin Future of Food UCITS ETF and Franklin Future of Health and Wellness UCITS ETF track the performance of the Solactive Sustainable Food index and Solactive Sustainable Health and Wellness index respectively.  The Solactive Sustainable Food index is designed to provide exposure to companies related to the food industry that utilise technology, efficient production and supply services and demonstrate innovation with the aim of creating a sustainable food ecosystem.  Rize ETF launches circular economy enablers ETF Companies included represent industries...

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