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iMaps Capital Markets launches its first actively managed Exchange Traded Instrument as retail public offering on Vienna Stock Exchange

Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Opalesque Industry Update - The first ETI (Exchange Traded Instrument) under the public offering issuance program of Liechtenstein's iMaps ETI plc starts trading on the MTF of the Vienna Stock Exchange.

The Haack Performance ETI was launched for the asset manager PP Asset Management, which is licensed by the German BAFIN.

The note tracks the performance of the Haack investment strategy, which achieved a performance of almost 20% in the past year.

"I am pleased that we start trading with our Actively Managed Certificate (AMC) on the Vienna Stock Exchange. This means that investors who do not want to follow the investment recommendations themselves all the time now also have easy access via stock exchange trading via their own broker to invest in our benchmark-independent product," says Hans-Jürgen Haack, Senior Manager at PP Asset Management and mastermind of the Haack investment strategy.

"We are pleased that we can welcome our first customer to the stock exchange for a public offering solution. The demand for these innovative investment vehicles or ETIs - Exchange Traded Instruments under our public offering program is increasing steadily and we will shortly announce further listings," summarizes Andreas Woelfl, founder & chairman of iMaps Capital Markets Group, the arranger. "Exchange Listed Instruments" ETIs for short, issued by the Liechtenstein iMaps ETI AG combine the best of many worlds, public offering like an UCITS fund, exchange-traded similar to an ETF, flexible like an alternative investment fund and based on collateralization to Intertrust as a trustee in favor of ETI investors, to avoid the credit risk of the issuer. The demand shows us that we have met the needs of many asset managers with this financial innovation," summarizes Günter Woinar, CEO of iMaps Capital Markets European operations.

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