Fifteen new ETFs

These investment themes expand the range of products available on Deutsche Börse Xetra and Deutsche Börse Frankfurt: global equity strategies, small caps, defense and cybersecurity, Japan and Europe, government and corporate bonds, and options-based income strategies.

18 November 2025. FRANKFURT (Deutsche Börse).
 

• The Janus Henderson Global Research-Engineered Equity Active Core UCITS ETF pursues an active, research-based investment strategy. The global portfolio of 125 to 275 stocks is compiled on the basis of fundamental analysis and focuses on companies with solid cash flows, a strong market position, a balanced risk/return profile, exemplary corporate governance, and attractive valuations.
   
• The Jupiter Origin Global Smaller Companies UCITS ETF is actively managed and invests globally in smaller companies with a market capitalization of between USD 250 million and USD 10 billion. The investment process is based on bottom-up analysis and combines quantitative screening methods with qualitative fundamental analysis.
   
• The Future of Defense Screened UCITS ETF invests in companies in the defense industry (including cyber defense) based in NATO member countries. When selecting companies, the fund takes environmental and social aspects into account and selects those with higher ESG ratings than their industry peers.
   
• The BNP Paribas Easy MSCI Japan UCITS ETF invests in more than 180 Japanese companies with medium and high market capitalization. The most heavily weighted companies include Toyota Motor, Mitsubishi, Sony, and Softbank.
   
• The BNP Paribas Easy MSCI Europe UCITS ETF invests in medium and large cap companies from more than 15 developed European markets. Currently, 402 companies are part of the investment universe.
   
• The BNP Paribas Easy JPM ESG EMU Government Bond IG 7-10Y UCITS ETF invests in fixed-income, euro-denominated government bonds from the eurozone. Bonds with an investment grade rating and a remaining maturity of between seven and ten years are available for selection.
   
• The BNP Paribas Easy Bloomberg US Treasury 1-3Y UCITS ETF Capitalisation invests in US government bonds. These have an investment grade rating. They also have fixed interest rates and are denominated in US dollars.
   
• The BNP Paribas Easy Bloomberg US Treasury UCITS ETF invests in fixed-income US government bonds with an investment grade rating that are denominated in US dollars.
   
• The YieldMax Future of Defense Option Income UCITS ETF is actively managed and invests in companies in the defense, aerospace, cybersecurity, and related technology sectors. The selection process takes into account factors such as market capitalization, valuation, profitability, growth prospects, and management quality. In addition, the fund uses an options strategy to generate income, employing either classic covered calls or covered call spreads.
   
• The actively managed Schroder Global Investment Grade Corporate Bond Active UCITS ETF invests at least two-thirds of its assets in fixed and floating rate securities denominated in various currencies and issued by governments, government agencies, supranational institutions, and companies from around the world.
   
• The actively managed JPM Equity Premium Income Active UCITS ETF series aims to generate ongoing income and long-term capital growth. The various funds focus on Nasdaq stocks, broader US equities, and global stocks selected using fundamental analysis. A key feature of the strategy is the generation of additional income through the sale of call options. The derivatives overlay method is designed to increase returns and reduce portfolio volatility. In periods of higher volatility, the strategy can potentially generate higher income from option premiums, which can serve as a buffer for the portfolio. For investors who want to minimize currency risk, the ETFs are also available in currency-hedged versions.
   
• The Dimensional Global Targeted Value UCITS ETF pursues an active investment strategy and offers access to smaller companies from developed markets worldwide. It follows a clear value approach: companies are specifically selected whose share price appears attractive in relation to the company's balance sheet value, according to the investment management team's assessment.
   
• The Dimensional Global Core Equity UCITS ETF invests in a broadly diversified portfolio of stocks from developed markets and combines active management with targeted weightings. In addition to broad diversification, the fund focuses particularly on smaller companies, value stocks, and highly profitable companies. When assessing profitability, the investment management team considers key figures such as the ratio of operating profit to book value or assets, whereby the criteria can be flexibly adjusted.
   
• The Global Targeted Value UCITS ETF and the Global Core Equity UCITS ETF offer investors access to global equity strategies based on scientifically sound approaches and targeted weighting.
   
• The Yieldmax Ultra Option Income Strategy ETC generates ongoing income and allows investors to participate in the price performance of selected US companies. The underlying asset is the YieldMax Ultra Option Income Strategy ETF (ULTY), which aims to generate regular distributions through an active options strategy.

The product offering in Deutsche Börse's ETF & ETP segment currently comprises a total of 2,626 ETFs, 203 ETCs, and 284 ETNs. With this selection and an average monthly trading volume of around €28.4 billion, Deutsche Börse Xetra is the leading trading venue for ETFs and ETPs in Europe.

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