The asset management arm of Switzerland and New York-listed UBS accounts for a quarter of Amsterdam-listed exchange-traded funds.

UBS Asset Management has listed 52 exchange-traded funds on the Amsterdam Euronext Stock Exchange.

The new ETFs cover a range of themes, of which the most prominent are sustainable and factor investing. Investments in the sustainable funds can be made through a global or regional investment portfolio. 

The factor ETFs, which include several currency hedged share classes, offer investments in four factor-based strategies. These are prime value, low volatility, quality and total yield. UBS has also listed a number of European and US fixed income ETFs on the Euronext.

“The listing of this large amount of ETFs shows our commitment to the Dutch market. I am very pleased that we can now make our extensive experience and capabilities directly available to the Dutch investment community,” said Marcel Danen, head of UBS ETFs Netherlands.

UBS Asset Management has 15 years' experience in the field of ETFs, with over 35 years' experience in index investing. Other than Amsterdam, the firm has ETFs listed in Switzerland, Italy, the UK, Germany, Australia, Korea and Japan.