ETFs benefit from Swiss trading spike

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In a generally busy month for trading, caused by market volatility, ETFs saw some of the largest rises in activity on the Six Swiss Exchange.

ETF turnover on the Swiss exchange increased by nearly 90% in August, taking the total turnover to CHF 13.7bn (€12.3bn). The only product sector on the exchange which saw a larger leap in its turnover was structured products and warrants. They had an increase of 93.5% to take turnover to CHF 5.8 bn, still far short of that seen in ETFs. The number of ETF trades increased by 68% compared to July to 125,862. This made it the sector with the largest increase in activity last month. Year-to-date, ETFs have seen the largest increase in the number of trades compared to the same period la...

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