Exchange Currency

ETF sponsor

The creator and administrator of an exchange traded fund. This entity will create the underlying index in which the exchange traded fund will be managed, after which the selected securities will be delivered to the ETF sponsor by various institutional investors. In exchange, investors will receive creation units in the exchange traded fund.

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