The spectrum of active stock market capital (ETFS) available to investors for the Swiss stock market has increased as six welcomes Schroders as new product publishers.
The registration of Schroder ETFS ICAV Global Equity Active UCITS ETF USD ACC in six Swiss exchanges allows Schroders to use the Swiss stock market distribution network for access to the Swiss market with the unique combination of domestic and international, institutional and private investors.
As one of the first in Europe for the launch of a section of the EIEE in 2000 and having admitted the first active ETF in 2011, Six has an extensive history to promote the development of the EIEE through its innovation and commitment to diverse and quality in the EIEE market.
Entering the Swiss market, Schroders are expanding ETF’s active ability in Europe, proving its ability to develop and offer customers who manage actively and related products that meet their evolving needs. Their launch is based on the existing capabilities of Schroders’ ETFs in the US and Australia, providing wider global access to the top active market management experience. Schroders started its first active ETFs in Australia in 2016, before launching the first active ETF with US Hartford Funds associates in 2018.
Johanna Kyrklund, Managing Director of the team, Schroders, said:
“Schroders brings for the first time more than 220 years of active investment expertise in European active ETF.” In today’s dynamic market environment, access to the top active management know -how of the market is critical.
Meagen Burnett, Financial Manager, Schroders, said:
“This basic milestone demonstrates our ability to make the most of Schroders’ investment and operating platforms to enhance distribution access points for our existing and new customers.
David Smith, Head Etf Sales, Exchanges, Six commented:
“A very warm welcome to the Schroders and their first ETF for our exchange. We are willing to support their ambitions in Europe and look forward to further entries that will broaden the investment opportunities of investors negotiating in six Swiss exchanges.”
With this launch, the six now hosts 34 ETF publishers offering a total of 2,098 ETF – making it one of Europe’s most dynamic and varied markets. So far, 246 new ETFs have been imported into six Swiss exchange, 1/3 of which are actively managed products. ETF’s turnover has reached 94.4 billion CHF from an annual basis (every September 30, 2025), up 65.8% in the first nine months of the previous year.