The U.S. ETF market has seen a sharp surge in listings, with 1,001 ETFs launched over the past two months, according to BlockBeats. That figure is higher than the total number introduced in the first half of 2024. The product mix has also shifted toward more complex structures. Of all ETFs launched this year, 54% include derivatives exposure, while more than 33% are classified as leveraged or inverse funds. Filings point to more of the same ahead: many fund issuers have already submitted registration applications for more than 1,000 leveraged ETFs so far this year. The data suggests the pace of launches remains high and that leveraged products are set to make up a sizable share of future issuance.
The U.S. ETF industry is going through a rapid expansion phase, with 1,001 ETFs listed in the country over the past two months, according to BlockBeats.
That two-month total is higher than the number of ETFs launched during the whole first half of 2024.
Derivatives and leveraged structures account for a large share of new launches
Among all ETFs launched this year, 54% include derivatives components. More than 33% are classified as leveraged or inverse funds.
So far this year, many fund issuers have also filed registration applications for more than 1,000 leveraged ETFs, indicating that more products of this type are likely to come to market.
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