Eleven new ETFs

These investment themes expand Deutsche Börse’s offering: dividend strategies for U.S. stocks, actively managed euro-denominated corporate bonds, global government bonds excluding the U.S., the cryptocurrency Stellar, and companies that may be involved in Ukraine’s reconstruction.

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• The Franklin US Dividend Tilt UCITS ETF invests in shares of U.S. companies with medium and large market capitalizations, covering nearly 85 percent of the investable U.S. equity market. The fund overweight companies with higher dividend yields.
   
• The actively managed Franklin Euro IG Corporate UCITS ETF invests in investment-grade fixed- and floating-rate corporate bonds denominated in euros. These bonds are issued by companies across various sectors and European countries.
   
• The Virtune Stellar ETP allows investors to easily and cost-effectively participate in the performance of Stellar (XLM). The ETN is physically backed by the underlying digital assets.
   
• The Ukraine Reconstruction UCITS ETF invests in companies considered central to Ukraine’s economic reconstruction, energy independence, and defense. The investment universe includes companies from the infrastructure, construction, energy, and defense sectors. Additionally, certain criteria must be met, such as exclusion from the NACP list of “International Sponsors of War.”
   
• The actively managed CT QR Series Equity Active UCITS ETF series provides investors with access to U.S., European, and global equities. The strategy employs a proprietary quantitative model that evaluates securities based on three criteria: quality, catalyst, and value. Environmental and social factors are also taken into account in the selection process. The share classes reflect the European and global equity markets and are tradable in both euros and U.S. dollars.
   
• The Amundi Global ex-US Government Bond UCITS invests globally in investment-grade fixed-income government bonds issued in multiple currencies. U.S. government bonds are excluded from the portfolio.

The product offering in Deutsche Börse’s ETF & ETP segment currently comprises a total of 2,757 ETFs, 204 ETCs, and 295 ETNs. With this selection and an average monthly trading volume of approximately €27.7 billion, Deutsche Börse Xetra is the leading trading venue for ETFs and ETPs in Europe.

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