The firm recently debuted the Schroder Europe Equity Active UCITS ETF and the Schroder Japan Equity Active UCITS ETF, both listed on the XETRA Deutsche Borse with subsequent listings on the London Stock Exchange, Borsa Italiana, and SIX Swiss Exchange. These funds mirror the investment strategies of the company's existing equity products, targeting companies with specific value and quality metrics. The push reflects a broader industry shift as investors increasingly seek cost-effective, actively managed market exposure.
Looking ahead, the firm’s roadmap includes a new product domiciled in Taiwan, a market Stephens identified as a high-growth region. Jamie Fowler, head of UK Wealth, noted that the firm is particularly focused on the US, citing the market’s maturity and distinct tax advantages. While active ETFs in the US currently offer tax benefits over traditional mutual funds, the firm maintains that regulatory environments in Luxembourg and Dublin remain the most efficient hubs within Europe. Schroders joins a competitive landscape alongside peers like Dimensional Fund Advisors, Invesco, and Franklin Templeton, all of whom are scaling their own active ETF suites.
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