Deutsche Börse lists Ampega’s first active euro-bond ETF
Deutsche Börse announced on Sept. 23, 2026 that the Ampega Systematic Euro Bonds Active UCITS ETF (ISIN DE000A42ERT3) began trading on the exchange.
Deutsche Börse announced on Sept. 23, 2026 that it had listed the Ampega Systematic Euro Bonds Active UCITS ETF (ISIN DE000A42ERT3), the first ETF issued by Cologne-based asset manager Ampega.
The fund was launched in cooperation with Hauck & Aufhäuser Fund Services S.A. It is classified as an active fixed-income ETF and invests predominantly in euro-denominated corporate bonds with investment-grade credit quality.
The ETF follows a systematic top-down investment approach. Bond selection and portfolio weighting are based primarily on macroeconomic indicators, interest-rate conditions and fundamental company analysis. The fund is structured as an accumulating UCITS vehicle and charges a product fee of 0.30% per year.
As an active ETF, the product applies rules and manager decisions rather than tracking a fixed benchmark. Its UCITS status means it complies with European rules on diversification, liquidity and investor protection. Shares trade on Deutsche Börse during regular market hours.
Deutsche Börse’s listing notice did not include comments from Ampega or Hauck & Aufhäuser Fund Services S.A. The new listing increases the number of active fixed-income ETFs available to European investors.








