36 new ETFs

These investment themes expand the offering: numerous covered call strategies for individual stocks and sectors, various equity ETFs with global exposure (including those excluding the U.S.), German mid-cap stocks, stocks from Saudi Arabia, and the tokenization and stablecoin sector.

April 21, 2026. FRANKFURT (Deutsche Börse).

• The WisdomTree True Emerging Markets UCITS ETF seeks to track the performance of mid and large cap stocks from specifically selected emerging markets that meet the definition of “True Emerging Markets.” Countries are selected using a multi-stage evaluation framework that considers macroeconomic indicators such as per capita GDP, sovereign creditworthiness, and the accessibility and tradability of the local stock market. Companies associated with controversial weapons are excluded.
   
• The IncomeShares series is being expanded by 20 new ETPs. These products aim to generate monthly income by selling options on underlying assets. The new ETPs include strategies on single stocks from various sectors, including technology and semiconductor stocks such as Analog Devices, Applied Materials, ARM, ASML, Intel, Lam Research, Marvell Technology, QUALCOMM, Super Micro Computer, and Texas Instruments. ETPs on companies from the crypto industry are also offered, such as Bitmine Immersion Technologies, Circle Internet Group, CoreWeave, Galaxy Digital, IREN, and Riot Platforms. Furthermore, two thematic index ETPs are being introduced: the IncomeShares Artificial Intelligence Leaders ETP and the IncomeShares Semiconductors Leaders ETP, which focus on leading companies in the artificial intelligence and semiconductor industries, respectively. The IncomeShares 60/30/10 Multi-Asset Balanced ETP also invests in a portfolio composed of 60 percent equities, 30 percent fixed-income securities, and 10 percent alternative investments.
   
• The State Street Saudi Arabia Enhanced Active Equity UCITS ETF is actively managed and invests predominantly in shares of companies from the Saudi Arabian equity market. The fund considers companies from various sectors of the Saudi Arabian market, including industrials, energy, financial services, and consumer discretionary. The stock selection is made using a quantitative model that incorporates factors such as quality, value, and market sentiment.
   
• The Global X Stablecoin & Tokenisation UCITS ETF invests in listed companies worldwide that have economic exposure to tokenized assets, trading and distribution platforms, tokenization platforms and administrators, stablecoin issuers, as well as infrastructure providers for payments, settlement, identity, and custody.
   
• The Amundi MDAX UCITS ETF invests in 50 mid-cap listed companies from Germany. It includes firms that rank below the companies included in the DAX in terms of market capitalization and trading turnover.
   
• UniCredit is expanding its onemarkets investment platform with the launch of a new family of UCITS ETFs. The new product range initially consists of a total of seven ETFs. It is divided into four equity ETFs, which provide broad exposure to the most important global regions—the world, emerging markets, Europe, and the U.S. The offer is complemented by three fixed-income ETFs, which provide access to euro-denominated corporate bonds with investment-grade ratings as well as to euro-denominated government bonds with maturities of less than one year and longer maturities.
   
• The Sprott Silver Miners and Physical Silver UCITS ETF invests globally in a portfolio of companies from the silver mining sector, including silver producers, developers, and explorers. The fund considers companies that generate at least 25 per cent of their revenue from silver-related activities. The investment strategy is complemented by exposure to physical silver.
   
• The Xtrackers MSCI World IMI UCITS ETF invests globally in listed companies from developed countries. It includes large-, mid-, and small-cap companies, thereby representing a broad spectrum of the equity markets in developed nations. The constituent companies originate from regions including North America, Europe, Japan, and the Asia-Pacific area. 
   
• The Xtrackers FTSE All-World UCITS ETF invests in large- and mid-cap companies from numerous developed and emerging countries, thus offering comprehensive coverage of the global economy.
   
• The Xtrackers FTSE All-World ex US UCITS ETF invests globally in large- and mid-cap stocks from developed and emerging markets, while excluding the US. The fund covers a wide range of sectors, including technology, industrials, financial services, consumer discretionary, and healthcare.
   
• The Amundi MSCI World Ex USA Screened UCITS ETF invests globally in equities of large‑ and mid‑capitalisation companies from developed markets, excluding the United States. The investment approach incorporates environmental, social, and corporate governance criteria in the selection of portfolio holdings. Certain business activities, such as controversial weapons, tobacco, or the use of thermal coal, are excluded.

The product range in Deutsche Börse’s ETF & ETP segment currently comprises a total of 2,795 ETFs, 204 ETCs, and 328 ETNs. With this selection and an average monthly trading volume of approximately €28.6 billion, Deutsche Börse Xetra is the leading trading venue for ETFs and ETPs in Europe.

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