The Nasdaq Stock Market® Captures 35 Percent of U.S. ETP Listings and Switches in the Third Quarter of 2016
October 20 2016 - 8:07AM
Nasdaq (Nasdaq:NDAQ), the single largest U.S. equity exchange by
market share, announced 24 new exchange-traded products (ETP)
listings and one switch in the third quarter, bringing Nasdaq’s
total ETP listings to 295. For the quarter, 35 percent of new ETP
listings and switches across all U.S. exchanges listed on Nasdaq,
and 12 of these new ETP listings in the quarter track a Nasdaq
index.
“Nasdaq’s expanding portfolio of ETP listings reinforces our
commitment to helping issuers list new products and grow,” said
Jeff McCarthy, Vice President and Head of ETP Listings at Nasdaq.
“During the quarter, we had the opportunity to collaborate with a
myriad of issuers on all aspects of an exchange-traded product’s
lifecycle, including market maker support, index creation and
calculation, regulatory guidance, marketing and investor
outreach.”
Third Quarter Nasdaq ETP Listing Highlights:Nasdaq
was selected as the exchange of choice for 24 new ETP launches and
one
switch: SEPTEMBER
- First Trust launched two actively managed funds that seek to
provide income by investing primarily in closed-end funds; they
began trading September 28:
- First Trust CEF Income Opportunity ETF (Nasdaq:FCEF)
- First Trust Municipal CEF Income Opportunity ETF (Nasdaq:MCEF)
- Highland Capital Management announced it will change the
primary listing venue for the following fund to Nasdaq; the switch
officially took place September 28, 2016:
- Highland/iBoxx Senior Loan ETF (Nasdaq:SNLN)
- PowerShares by Invesco launched an actively managed fund
with diversified exposure to multiple fixed income asset classes;
the fund began trading September 22:
- PowerShares Variable Rate Investment Grade Portfolio
(Nasdaq:VRIG)
- Principal launched a fund that tracks the Nasdaq U.S. Small Cap
Select Leaders Index; it began trading September 22:
- Principal U.S. Small Cap Index ETF (Nasdaq:PSC)
- First Trust launched a suite of seven new smart sector funds
tracking the Nasdaq U.S. Smart Sector Indexes; they began trading
September 21:
- First Trust Nasdaq Bank ETF (Nasdaq:FTXO)
- First Trust Nasdaq Food & Beverage ETF (Nasdaq:FTXG)
- First Trust Nasdaq Oil & Gas ETF (Nasdaq:FTXN)
- First Trust Nasdaq Pharmaceuticals ETF (Nasdaq:FTXH)
- First Trust Nasdaq Retail ETF (Nasdaq:FTXD)
- First Trust Nasdaq Semiconductor ETF (Nasdaq:FTXL)
- First Trust Nasdaq Transportation ETF (Nasdaq:FTXR)
- Elkhorn launched the first commodity fund using Dorsey, Wright
& Associates, a Nasdaq company’s Relative Strength methodology;
trading began September 21:
- Elkhorn Commodity Rotation ETF (Nasdaq:DWAC)
- Global X launched three thematic funds targeting emerging
technological trends, including Robotics and Artificial
Intelligence, FinTech and the Internet of Things; the funds began
trading September 13:
- Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence Thematic ETF
(Nasdaq:BOTZ)
- Global X FinTech Thematic ETF (Nasdaq:FINX)
- Global X Internet of Things Thematic ETF (Nasdaq:SNSR)
AUGUST
- ETF Managers in partnership with PureFunds, launched two funds
that track healthcare technology solution providers; and FinTech
companies; the funds began trading August 31:
- PureFunds ETFx HealthTech ETF (Nasdaq:IMED)
- PureFunds Solactive FinTech ETF (Nasdaq:FINQ)
- Principal launched two thematic funds that track Nasdaq indexes
and focus on millennial spending habits and healthcare innovation;
they began trading August 22:
- Principal Millennials Index ETF (Nasdaq:GENY)
- Principal Healthcare Innovators Index ETF (Nasdaq:BTEC)
- Virtus launched an actively-managed fund that aims to optimize
investor return and minimize the downside risk, the fund began
trading August 17:
- iSectors® Post-MPT Growth ETF (Nasdaq:PMPT)
JULY
- PowerShares by Invesco launched a new multi-factor fund
whose index is owned and was developed by Dorsey, Wright &
Associates; the fund began trading July 14:
- PowerShares DWA Momentum & Low Volatility Rotation
Portfolio (Nasdaq:DWLV)
- FlexShares, sponsored and managed by Northern Trust, launched
two sustainable investing funds; they began trading July 14:
- FlexShares STOXX® US ESG Impact Index Fund (Nasdaq:ESG)
- FlexShares STOXX® Global ESG Impact Index Fund
(Nasdaq:ESGG)
- Global X launched a fund that takes a new approach to socially
responsible investing (SRI), by positively identifying ‘conscious
companies,’ which seek positive outcomes for all stakeholders,
including their customers, employees, communities, suppliers, and
shareholders; the fund began trading July 12:
- Global X Conscious Companies ETF (Nasdaq:KRMA)
For issuers who want to learn more about opportunities to list
and grow on The Nasdaq Stock Market®, please visit our website or
email etflistings@nasdaq.com.
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