The Royal Mint’s physical gold ETC – the Royal Mint Physical Gold ETC (RMAU) – has surpassed $1 billion in assets under management, signaling increased investor demand for gold-backed products with a strong ESG focus.

Chicago-based Harbour Capital, a $60 billion asset manager, has launched its first ETF in Europe, an actively managed fund designed to capture the secular growth and innovation of the US health care sector.

Lloyd Capital, an independent wealth manager based in Zurich, has introduced two rules-based global equity ETFs backed by a rigorous, research-driven selection methodology that focuses on financial health and valuation.

Toronto-based Sprott Asset Management is preparing to launch a new ETF in Europe providing exposure to small and mid-cap companies from the uranium mining industry.

BlackRock has introduced a new ETF in Europe focused on developed market equities from the aerospace and defence sector.

DWS has launched a new ETP in Europe providing physically backed exposure to EU Allowances (EUAs), the world’s foremost carbon credit.

EMQQ Global is preparing to launch a new ETF in Europe targeting companies leading the digitalization of India.

The Sprott Uranium Miners UCITS ETF has surged past the $100 million assets under management milestone amid renewed interest in nuclear power as an alternative source of clean energy.

London-based white-label ETF issuer HANetf is preparing to cross-list the Royal Mint Responsibly Sourced Physical Gold ETC (RMAU) on GPW (Warsaw Stock Exchange), marking the first time that a physically backed gold ETC will be available to trade in Poland.

HANetf has teamed up with Société Générale to launch a new thematic equity ETF targeting eurozone companies poised to benefit from the European Green Deal, a landmark economic strategy that aims to achieve carbon neutrality for Europe by 2050.