At a glance
- The range pairs Fidelity's Research Enhanced equity approach with a systematic strategy that seeks to cushion losses during moderate market declines while retaining participation in equity gains.
- Fidelity says the targeted level of downside buffer is designed to adjust gradually as markets move.
- Neil Davies, head of ETFs at Fidelity International, said market corrections "can occur without warning", and that the range "brings a new type of equity solution to our active ETF range".
Fidelity International is expanding its active ETF range with two funds: the Fidelity Global Equity Dynamic Buffer UCITS ETF (FGLB) and the Fidelity US Equity Dynamic Buffer UCITS ETF (FUSB).
Both list on Borsa Italiana and Xetra on 21 October 2026, with further listings targeted for the London Stock Exchange on 22 October and SIX Swiss Exchange on 26 October.
The range pairs Fidelity's Research Enhanced equity approach with a systematic strategy that seeks to cushion losses during moderate market declines while retaining participation in equity gains. ESG factors are also considered when assessing investment risks and opportunities, according to the firm.
Fidelity says the targeted level of downside buffer is designed to adjust gradually as markets move. It is not guaranteed.
Neil Davies, head of ETFs at Fidelity International, said market corrections "can occur without warning", and that the range "brings a new type of equity solution to our active ETF range". Fidelity describes the funds as designed to help investors stay invested through drawdowns rather than step out of them.
Fidelity says the targeted level of downside buffer is designed to adjust gradually as markets move. It is not guaranteed.
Reported by the Launches desk from ETF Express. Published . Corrections