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Norway’s Arcane Crypto to List an ETP With Valour Later This Year
The ETP will be based on Arcane's cryptocurrency fund and will allow investors to buy and sell the product through their brokers.
Updated May 9, 2023, 3:20 a.m. Published Jun 16, 2021, 2:27 p.m.
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Cryptocurrency investment firm Arcane Crypto is planning to launch an exchange-traded product (ETP) with Valour Structured Products Inc. later this year.
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- Norway-based Arcane said Wednesday it has signed a letter of intent with Valour, which is a subsidiary of Canadian company DeFi Technologies Inc.
- The ETP will be based on Arcane's crypto fund and will allow investors to buy and sell the product through their brokers, tracking the performance of the Arcane Assets Fund.
- “Valour has successfully launched several ETPs tracking cryptocurrencies in the past and is an ideal partner for us,” said Arcane Crypto CEO Torbjørn Bull Jenssen.
- In Europe, regulators are showing an increased willingness to list cryptocurrency ETPs as the asset class grows in popularity.
- On June 1, four investment firms – WisdomTree, VanEck, 21Shares and the ETC Group – all received approval to list ETPs on the Euronext stock exchanges in Paris and Amsterdam.
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