Amundi Launches New 0.25% Active Equity ETFs on Xetra
The new funds offer investors diversified active equity strategies for their long-term portfolios.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Investing
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Amundi has launched three new active equity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed on the Xetra exchange, targeting world, European, and eurozone markets. These funds use a mix of fundamental and quantitative analysis to select stocks, offering a new investment option for those looking to diversify their portfolios.
Why it matters
The introduction of these funds aligns with a strong trend where equities now account for 73% of total inflows into active UCITS ETFs across Europe. This expansion provides investors with more cost-conscious, actively managed choices in a market where such strategies are seeing significant capital interest.
Amundi is entering the market with three new ETFs featuring a management fee of 0.25%. These funds tap into a broader regional trend where equities currently represent 73% of total inflows into active UCITS ETFs in Europe.
The players
Amundi
A major European asset manager that provides a range of investment products including ETFs and mutual funds for households and institutions.
Xetra
An electronic trading platform and exchange where these new funds are listed for investors to access.
The details
The new ETFs use a hybrid approach that integrates fundamental research with quantitative stock selection to manage portfolios. By diversifying across world, European, and eurozone equity markets, the funds aim to provide a balanced risk profile for holders. These vehicles are designed to compete in a growing active-management segment by keeping costs lower for the end investor while utilizing active selection methods.
Timeline
The new active equity ETFs were launched for trading on October 26, 2026.
Money Landscape
This move highlights the growing investor preference for active management within the European ETF sector, which currently sees most capital inflows flowing into equity-focused vehicles. It follows the established industry trend where 73% of European active UCITS ETF inflows are into equities.
Investors may consider these funds if they are looking for actively managed equity exposure at a 0.25% fee. Before making changes to your portfolio or adding new funds, consult with a qualified financial professional to determine if these options fit your long-term goals.
The takeaway
Amundi's expansion into active ETFs underscores the continued demand for cost-effective equity management in the European market. Investors should review their current fund fees and management strategies to see if these new, lower-cost active options offer a better fit for their financial planning.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Portfolio Adviser.
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