The securities and derivatives exchange network Cboe Global Markets, Inc. announced today that it has achieved a new milestone, surpassing more than 1,000 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed across the global network of stock exchanges.
Rob Marrocco, Vice President, Global Head of ETF Listings, Cboe Global Markets, said:
“As evidenced by this latest milestone, we continue to make steady progress in growing our global listings business. We appreciate the continued support of our more than 120 ETF partner issuers around the world who believe in our mission to redefine the listing experience. And we are grateful that they put their trust and confidence in Cboe as the listing venue for more than 1,000 ETFs, allowing us to continue to expand the investment universe for investors.”
Cboe’s catalog of more than 1,000 ETFs includes a variety of purpose-driven funds that make innovative investment strategies accessible to all investors, including derivative overlay ETFs such as fixed-effect and market-subscription ETFs, thematic ETFs including of the recently listed spot bitcoin ETF, ETFs resulting from mutual fund conversions and more.
In the first quarter of 2024, Cboe introduced 106 new ETFs globally, with 50 in the US, 40 in Canada, 10 in the UK and the European Union and six in Australia. New US listings in January included six bitcoin spot ETFs, which currently represent about $13 billion in AUM.
Cboe is currently the second largest ETF listing venue in the US with over 690 ETF listings. Cboe Europe is the first Pan-European ETF listing and currently offers around 120 listings. Cboe Canada hosts more than 275 listings, including public companies, ETFs and Canadian Depositary Receipts (CDRs). There are more than 20 ETFs and 1,000 other investment products available on Cboe Australia, which currently accounts for up to 40 per cent of daily Australian ETF trading volume.