At a glance
- Arnaud Llinas, former head of Lyxor and Amundi ETFs, is among the angel investors and joins ETPLink's board.
- For advisors, ETPLink's relevance is in ETF creation and redemption workflows, which it says are fragmented and manual, and its platform replaces them with one API-connected system.
- ETPLink, citing 100 new ETF issuers, $2.4 trillion of net inflows and global assets past $20 trillion in 2025, argues that growth makes standardized creation and redemption more urgent.
ETPLink, a technology platform for ETF primary-market transactions, raised a round led by Qube Research & Technologies and Jump Trading, bringing total funding to date to $7 million, ETF Express reported Nov. 4.
Arnaud Llinas, former head of Lyxor and Amundi ETFs, is among the angel investors and joins ETPLink's board. ETPLink said it will put the money into technology and product development, client experience and growth across Europe and Asia-Pacific.
For advisors, ETPLink's relevance is in ETF creation and redemption workflows, which it says are fragmented and manual, and its platform replaces them with one API-connected system. A QRT representative said the platform can "reduce manual intervention and the friction created by fragmented systems."
ETPLink, citing 100 new ETF issuers, $2.4 trillion of net inflows and global assets past $20 trillion in 2025, argues that growth makes standardized creation and redemption more urgent. Its open-architecture distributed ledger platform links authorized participants, issuers, transfer agents, custodians, fund administrators and exchanges, with API connections to multiple transfer agency systems.
Reported by The Tape desk from ETF Express. Published . Corrections