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GTS Securities is the designated liquidity provider and daily valuations begin the same day
Nasdaq will list the xETFs Samsung Group ETF (SMNG) on Oct. 23, according to exchange notice ETP2026-173. The notice names GTS Securities as designated liquidity provider and sets daily valuations to begin the same day.
Advisors evaluating the fund can review the designated liquidity provider named in the exchange notice before the first session.
Reported by The Tape desk from Nasdaq exchange notice ETP2026-173. Published . Corrections
Exchange notice ETP2026-173 names GTS Securities as designated liquidity provider; daily valuations begin the same day.
DV Equities is designated liquidity provider and daily valuations begin the same day, per exchange notice ETP2026-172.
RBC Capital Markets was designated liquidity provider for four of the five funds and Jane Street for the fifth, according to exchange notices.
Schwab's SCIN is expected to list Oct. 21 and Calamos's CAYN is set to launch Oct. 26; iShares data show high-yield flows turned negative for the first time since March.
The fund ladders at least 52 notes tied to the weakest of three index ETFs; coupon and maturity barriers are both set at -30%.
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