At a glance
- ACEM starts with day-one trading infrastructure: daily valuations begin the same day and are disseminated through major index service providers.
- Quote and trade data run over UTP Level 1, Nasdaq Basic, Nasdaq Level 2 and Nasdaq TotalView-ITCH.
- For advisors, ACEM is a new emerging-markets ticker with a designated liquidity provider and daily valuation from day one, so platforms can quote, value and screen it immediately.
American Century Emerging Markets Insights ETF (ticker ACEM) begins trading on Nasdaq on Thursday, Nov. 5, with Citadel Securities LLC (CTDN) as designated liquidity provider, according to exchange notice ETP2026-180.
ACEM starts with day-one trading infrastructure: daily valuations begin the same day and are disseminated through major index service providers.
Quote and trade data run over UTP Level 1, Nasdaq Basic, Nasdaq Level 2 and Nasdaq TotalView-ITCH. Market makers can register with Nasdaq Trading Services from Nov. 5. An expense ratio was not disclosed.
For advisors, ACEM is a new emerging-markets ticker with a designated liquidity provider and daily valuation from day one, so platforms can quote, value and screen it immediately.
The listing comes as US ETF launches rose to 11 in the week to Nov. 5, as ETF Daily previously reported. Purchasers of newly issued ETFs must receive a prospectus or product description, according to the notice.
Reported by the Launches desk from Nasdaq notice ETP2026-180 and ETF Daily archive: US ETF launches rise to 11 in week to Nov. 5. Published . Corrections