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Amundi Enters German Market
By IU.eu Staff | February 24, 2010 2:13 pm

French ETF issuer Amundi has entered the German market by cross-listing 17 of its funds on the Deutsche Boerse’s XETRA platform.

Six of the ETFs, the MSCI China, MSCI Germany, MSCI World ex-EMU, MSCI World ex-Europe, leveraged MSCI Europe and leveraged MSCI USA funds are the first of their type to be listed in the German market.

Amundi’s move comes just over a week after German ETF issuer Comstage moved in the other direction, listing three ETFs on NYSE Euronext Paris.

The 17 funds to be listed on XETRA are shown in the table below.

ETF	Total Expense Ratio
Amundi ETF Dow Jones EURO STOXX 50	0.15 %
Amundi ETF EONIA	0.14 %
Amundi ETF Leveraged Dow Jones EURO STOXX 50	0.30 %
Amundi ETF Leveraged MSCI Europe Daily	0.35 %
Amundi ETF Leveraged MSCI USA Daily	0.35 %
Amundi ETF MSCI China	0.55 %
Amundi ETF MSCI EMU	0.25 %
Amundi ETF MSCI Europe	0.28 %
Amundi ETF MSCI Germany	0.25 %
Amundi ETF MSCI India	0.80 %
Amundi ETF MSCI Japan	0.45 %
Amundi ETF MSCI Pacific ex Japan	0.45 %
Amundi ETF MSCI USA	0.28 %
Amundi ETF MSCI World ex EMU	0.35 %
Amundi ETF MSCI World ex Europe	0.35 %
Amundi ETF Short DAX 30	0.35 %
Amundi ETF Short Dow Jones EURO STOXX 50	0.30 %

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