U.S. ETF and ETN Listings: Aug. 20–27, 2026

U.S. exchanges listed a series of ETFs and ETNs during the week of Aug. 20–27, 2026. Most new listings appeared on NYSE Arca and came from issuers including MicroSectors, Hedgeye, Harbor, Northern Trust, VanEck, GraniteShares, YieldMax, Mast, Hotchkis & Wiley, Optimal and Beacon Capital.

MicroSectors introduced a 3× Long MANGOS+ ex Private Companies ETN under the ticker MNGU that tracks a MANGOS+ index which excludes private companies. The issuer also listed country- and region-specific ETNs with tickers such as BRZL, BRZD, JPNU, JPND, TAWN and TPEI.

Hedgeye listed the Hedged Bitcoin ETF under ticker HBIT, structured to provide exposure to bitcoin with built-in risk-management features. The Zcash ETF began trading as ZCSH on NYSE Arca, offering an exchange-traded vehicle for the privacy-focused cryptocurrency.

Harbor launched an AlphaEdge series focused on U.S. mid- and small-cap equities, including mid-cap growth AEMG, mid-cap core AEMC, mid-cap value AEMV, and small-cap growth AESG, small-cap core AESB and small-cap value AESL.

Northern Trust added laddered distributing ETFs that target specific maturities. The inflation-linked series includes funds maturing in 2031 (TIPE), 2036 (TIPF), 2046 (TIPG) and 2056 (TIPH). The tax-exempt distributing ladder includes funds with corresponding maturities under tickers MUNJ, MUNF, MUNG and MUNH.

Other listings during the week included VanEck’s U.S. Equity Buffer ETF – July (JULV); Optimal Tax Managed Equity ETF (OTAX); GraniteShares Short Term Box ETF (LBOX); YieldMax Memory and Storage Portfolio Option Income ETF (YRAM); Beacon Capital Management’s BTA; Hotchkis & Wiley Global Value Fund (HWGV); Mast HedgeIndex ETFs covering corporate arbitrage (HXA), adaptive equities (HXE) and strategic commodities (HXC); and a China AI Tigers LLM ETF (TGRZ).

The new products span several structures and investment approaches. Leveraged ETNs like MicroSectors’ offer amplified exposure intended for short-term use. Laddered distributing ETFs pair target maturities with scheduled distributions to deliver income over time while holding inflation-linked or tax-exempt bonds. Buffer and option-income ETFs use options to limit losses or to generate income. Crypto ETFs and ETNs provide regulated exchange access to digital assets.

The listings became effective during the week of Aug. 20–27, 2026. Each fund is subject to its prospectus, fees and trading characteristics.