Amundi EUR Short Term High Yield Corporate Bond ESG UCITS ETF Dist (AHYS ETF) med ISIN ISIN LU1617164998, strävar efter att följa iBoxx MSCI ESG EUR High Yield Corporates 1-3-indexet. iBoxx MSCI ESG EUR High Yield Corporates 1-3-indexet följer utvecklingen av eurodenominerade högavkastande företagsobligationer. Indexet består av ESG-granskade (miljömässiga, sociala och styrningsmässiga) företagsobligationer. Löptid till förfall: 1-3 år. Rating: Sub-Investment Grade.

Den börshandlade fondens TER (total expense ratio) uppgår till 0,30 % per år. Amundi EUR Short Term High Yield Corporate Bond ESG UCITS ETF Dist är den enda ETFen som följer iBoxx MSCI ESG EUR High Yield Corporates 1-3-indexet. ETF:n replikerar utvecklingen av det underliggande indexet genom urvalsteknik (genom att köpa ett urval av de mest relevanta indexkomponenterna). Ränteintäkterna (kupongerna) i ETFen fördelas till investerarna (årligen).

Amundi EUR Short Term High Yield Corporate Bond ESG UCITS ETF Dist har 126 miljoner euro under förvaltning. Denna ETF lanserades den 8 februari 2024 och har sitt säte i Luxemburg.

Investeringsmål

Amundi EUR Short Term High Yield Corporate Bond ESG UCITS ETF Dist strävar efter att så nära som möjligt replikera resultatet för iBoxx MSCI ESG EUR High Yield Corporates 1-3 TCA Index (”indexet”) oavsett om trenden är stigande eller fallande. Delfonden strävar efter att uppnå en nivå av spårningsfel för delfonden och dess index som normalt inte överstiger 1 %.

Handla AHYS ETF

Amundi EUR Short Term High Yield Corporate Bond ESG UCITS ETF Dist (AHYS ETF) är en europeisk börshandlad fond. Denna fond handlas på flera olika börser, till exempel Deutsche Boerse Xetra och London Stock Exchange.

Det betyder att det går att handla andelar i denna ETF genom de flesta svenska banker och Internetmäklare, till exempel  Nordnet, SAVR, DEGIRO och Avanza.

Börsnoteringar

Stablecoins have quickly become a leading use case for blockchains, now surpassing Visa and Mastercard in transaction volume, as highlighted during Token2049, the world’s largest crypto conference held last week in Dubai.

Notably, the event also revealed that the Trump family’s crypto venture plans to launch a new stablecoin, USD1. With regulation advancing, legislation being considered in the US Congress, and high-profile entrants emerging, stablecoins are increasingly positioned as core infrastructure in the digital asset ecosystem.

Market Highlights

Google Wallet to use blockchain technology

Google Wallet has integrated zero-knowledge proofs (zk-proofs), a privacy-enhancing technology originally developed in crypto industry.

This integration reflects a broader trend of mainstream tech adopting blockchain-native innovations, potentially paving the way for greater consumer privacy and crypto interoperability in digital payments.

FCA gathers feedback on crypto rules

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority is seeking industry input on its proposed crypto regulations, slated for implementation in 2026.

This engagement underscores the UK’s intent to develop a balanced framework that fosters innovation while addressing consumer protection and market integrity in the growing digital asset space.

Goldman Sachs 24/7 tokenized trading in US

Goldman Sachs is advancing plans to enable a 24/7 trading of tokenized US Treasuries and money market fund shares.

The move follows recent regulatory shifts, including the national banks being allowed to engage in crypto activities without prior approval and the withdrawal of previous guidance that discouraged crypto activities, signaling a more accommodating regulatory environment.

Market Metrics

This week, most NCITM constituents ended in negative territory, with the exception of BTC and ETH, both of which rose by 1.2%. Notably, ETH outperformed the broader altcoin market, helping lift the NCITM index to a modest 0.5% gain. The overall negative performance reflects ongoing crypto-related headwinds, including uncertainty surrounding the stablecoin bill and Arizona’s rejection of a proposal to hold Bitcoin reserves — both of which signal resistance to integrating crypto into the traditional financial system.

This week, the NCITM rose 0.5%, underperforming traditional assets like the Nasdaq 100 (+3.4%) and the S&P 500 (+2.9%), both of which delivered strong gains. Gold fell (-1.9%) but remains the top-performing asset year-to-date. Although crypto lagged behind traditional markets this week, the recent US GDP contraction and flat inflation data could lead to a more dovish stance from the Fed — a shift that may benefit crypto more than other risk assets and potentially restore its position, once again, as the year’s best-performing asset class.

The recent spike in market volatility following “Liberation Day” trade tariffs once again highlighted crypto’s unique performance profile. Despite an initial selloff, the Nasdaq Crypto Index™ (NCI™) rebounded sharply — up +8% over 30 days — while equities struggled. This follows similar patterns seen during the US banking crisis (Mar. ‘23) and the yen carry trade unwind (Aug. 24) — with crypto consistently outperforming traditional assets over 30-day windows.

1-Day Impact vs. 30-Day Performance across NCI™, S&P 500, and Gold :

April CIO Note – Crypto’s Current One-Two Punch: Bitcoin and Stablecoins

In his latest market commentary, our CIO Samir Kerbage explores the evolving investment thesis behind the two dominant crypto narratives today:

1. Bitcoin as Digital Gold

Increasingly behaving like a macro hedge and store of value, Bitcoin is gaining credibility in institutional portfolios—backed by on-chain data, long-term holders, and ETF-led access.

2. Stablecoins & Smart Contracts Infrastructure

With over $3T in annual volume, stablecoins like USDC and USDT are fueling real economic activity. Ethereum, Solana, and others are becoming core infrastructure layers for tokenization, payments, and financial innovation.

Together, these forces are accelerating the mainstream integration of crypto assets into the global economy.

Read the full article: Crypto’s current one-two punch: Bitcoin and stablecoins
Also read Samir’s interesting article published in April: Can Crypto Outperform Amidst the Current Market Turmoil?

Hashdex ETPs Performance – April 2025

As of 30/04/25 – Source: Hashdex and Bloomberg (USD returns)

Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index ETP (HASH/ HDX1)

• April: +11.6% | YTD: -9.5%

• Top contributor: Bitcoin

Monthly performance attribution chart (source Hashdex):

Hashdex Crypto Momentum Factor ETP (HAMO / HDXM)

• April: +6.6% | YTD: -17.1%

• Top contributors: Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin and Solana

Monthly performance attribution chart (source Hashdex):

About our Multi-Crypto Index ETPs

Beta Index Exposure: Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index ETP (HASH)

• Tracks the Nasdaq Crypto Index™ (NCI™), a dynamic and evolutive, capitalisation-weighted index

• Exposure to BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA and more

• Largest crypto index ETP in Europe (approx $400m AUM)

• ISIN: CH1184151731 | Tickers: HASH (SIX, Euronext), HDX1 (Xetra)

• Links: Product Page / Factsheet / Index Methodology

• Current allocation (source Hashdex) :

• Smart-Beta Index Exposure: Hashdex Crypto Momentum Factor ETP (HAMO)

• Momentum-based allocation across 12 top-cap crypto assets

• Monthly rebalancing to capture trends

• ISIN: CH1218734544 | Tickers: HAMO (SIX, Euronext), HDXM (Xetra)

• Links: Product Page / Factsheet / Index Methodology

• Current allocation (source Hashdex) :