Cross-border ETFs refer to ETFs listed on domestic stock exchanges with the overseas market index composed of overseas capital market securities as the tracking target. It's a fund. ETF is an exchange.

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The abbreviation of fund (transactional open index fund) is usually called exchange-traded fund.

Introduction:

With the development of ETF in the past two decades, the products are constantly innovating. ETF has developed into an increasingly rich variety of industry ETFs, style ETFs, bond ETFs, currency ETFs, commodity ETFs, active management ETFs, leveraged ETFs, cross-border ETFs and so on. Cross-border ETFs are listed on domestic stock exchanges with the overseas market index of overseas capital market securities as the tracking target, which provides an excellent channel for domestic investors to participate in overseas market investment and is well received by investors. Cross-border ETFs have matured overseas and occupy an important position in the European and American ETF markets. There are more than 4,500 ETFs listed on the global 5 1 exchange, among which cross-border ETFs account for about 40% of the total ETFs. In the European market, cross-border ETFs account for about 60% of the European ETFs; In the Asian market, the cross-border ETF in Japan accounts for about 5% of the domestic ETF, the Hong Kong market accounts for about 50%, and Singapore reaches 80%.