Fidelity’s FDFF ETF targets fintech, holds BlackRock, Visa

Fidelity’s actively managed Disruptive Finance ETF (FDFF) invests in fintech and finance companies worldwide. Top allocations as of May 29, 2026 include BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, Block, Capital One and Singapore’s DBS Group.

The fund is actively managed and combines fundamental company research with quantitative portfolio construction to identify firms building new value networks, digital payment systems and unconventional business models.

Large-cap firms such as BlackRock, Visa and Mastercard provide exposure to established transaction processing and asset management. The portfolio also includes fintech companies like Block to capture adoption of digital wallets and decentralized commerce. Capital One provides exposure to consumer lending and private credit platforms, while Apollo Global Management and Hiscox provide access to private markets and specialty insurance niches.

Regional banks held by the fund include DBS Group, Spain’s Bankinter and Italy’s FinecoBank. Those positions provide geographic diversification and exposure to national markets where digital banking use is growing.

Fidelity’s portfolio managers can allocate across the financial sector and adjust holdings to emphasize companies linked to fintech developments rather than focusing solely on traditional banks and insurers. Fund materials state the portfolio seeks opportunities related to artificial intelligence, machine learning and other technology-driven changes in the financial sector.

Research and the write-up about FDFF were authored by VettaFi LLC. Fund documents identify Fidelity Investments as an independent company unaffiliated with VettaFi.