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Expand Your Expertise

The Certificate of ETF Fundamentals is designed to elevate your skills and navigate the ETF industry with confidence.

Course contents

1. A Brief History of ETFs The ETF Growth Story ETFs in Europe: A Brief History ETF Product Evolution

4. The ETF Ecosystem Operating model overview Participants

7. The Mechanics of ETFs – Structures Replication Methods: Physical vs Synthetic Replication Structures Physical vs Synthetic Replication – Market Share Share Classes - Listed and Unlisted

10. The European ETF Landscape Size of the Market ETFs by Asset Class Market Concentration Among ETF Providers US vs Europe – Key Differences

13. Active ETFs The next big thing? Why are investors choosing active?

2. Why Have ETFs Been Successful? Key Attractions of ETFs What’s Driving the Growth

5. Types of ETFs Market Cap ETFs Smart Beta ETFs Thematic ETFs ESG ETFs Active ETFs ETF vs ETC vs ETN Leveraged / Inverse ETPs Crypto and Commodity ETPs

8. The Mechanics of ETFs – Trading The ETF Trading Ecosystem
The Creation and Redemption Process
The Portfolio Composition File (PCF)
The Role of the Authorized Participant (AP)
Market Makers vs APs
How APs Make Money
Where Are ETFs Traded
A Typical ETF Order Flow
Factors Impacting Trade
Execution Choice
Trading and the Role of Capital Markets

11. How Are ETFs Distributed Main Exchanges Active in Trading ETFs
ETF Clients: Who They Are and How They Use ETFs
Where Are ETFs Held Across Europe
Distribution Trends in Europe
Retail Saving Plans Driving ETF Growth
Challenges in Selling ETFs
ETF vs Mutual Fund Sales Strategies

14. The Future of ETFs Predictions for ETF Market Growth
Retail Investors as the Next Growth Segment
ETFs vs Mutual Funds: A Changing Landscape
Challenges for Mutual Fund Managers
Adopting ETFs 2024 Performance and 2025 Outlook
Key Industry Trends to Watch

3. How Are ETFs Different to Mutual Funds?

6. ETF Regulation How Are ETFs Regulated
Regulatory Tailwinds for ETFs

9. The Mechanics of ETFs – How to Enter the Market Key Considerations for Market Entry
Market Entry Options: Build, Buy, or Partner/White Label
The White Label Providers
Cost and Time to Market for Launching an ETF
Why Are Most ETFs Domiciled in Ireland?
Service Providers and Custody Considerations

12. How to Invest in ETFs Uses of ETFs in Practice
Key Selection Criteria for ETFs
Understanding Total Cost of Ownership
Tracking Difference and Liquidity
Considerations

15. Insights from Market Experts BBH, Waystone, Dillon Eustace, Jane Street, Omba Investments, Refinitive, Vanguard

16. Multiple Choice Exam

Obtain an official CPD certification
This online training course offers a 360-degree overview of the European ETF marketplace, covering topics such as the history of ETFs, regulation, trading mechanics, and distribution trends.

With 16 modules and approximately 7 hours of valuable content, you'll gain a deep understanding of the ETF ecosystem.
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Bridging the Gap in ETF Education

We created the ETF Training Hub to fill a crucial gap in the industry—until now, there have been limited opportunities for professionals to gain structured, high-quality ETF education.

 

Our platform provides the essential knowledge, skills, and certifications needed to excel in this fast-growing market. Whether you're new to ETFs or looking to advance your career, our expert-led training will help you stay ahead and unlock new opportunities.

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