The ETF Radar Magazine performed a first, global comparison of the listing fees of Exchange Traded Funds
Naples (FL), September 11, 2009
The ETF Radar Magazine, a private and independent high-end publication covering the global Exchange Traded Funds business, performed a first, global comparison of listing fees for ETFs/ETCs on selected stock exchanges. Surprisingly the listing costs (one-time fees as well as annual recurring fees) on well-established, major stock exchanges are much more competitive than on emerging market exchanges.
One of the best value for ETF/ETC issuers offers Deutsche Börse AG, the operator of Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the Pan-European XETRA trading-system. Also the snapshot includes a comparison how long each stock exchange would need between the listing application and the first day of trading. The analysts of ETF Radar Global Research expect only a slight reduction of the fees in the future as the listing fees represent only a minor cost of establishing and maintaining an ETF from an issuer's point of view. Currently there is no real competition between the stock exchanges regarding the listing fees of ETFs/ETCs observable. The full results are part of the current issue of the ETF Radar Magazine.
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