Robeco celebrates launch of new active ETF range at the London Stock Exchange

Robeco today celebrates the launch of their new active ETF range: the Robeco 3D ETFs and the Robeco Dynamic Theme Machine ETF.

These innovative products are the first of their kind for Robeco, a pure-play global asset manager which was founded in Rotterdam in 1929. The active ETF space allows Robeco to build on its established strengths – 95 years of active management experience and a strong track record across investment strategies. Robeco has combined their know-how in fundamental, quant and sustainable investing with technological innovation, allowing them to create active ETFs designed for outperformance.

The team celebrating on the balcony at LSEG during the welcome ceremony.

Their 3D ETFs are an extension of their enhanced indexing strategy which balances risk, return and sustainability with the aim of delivering better outcomes over time. Their Dynamic Theme Machine ETF is their cutting-edge, AI-powered, multi-thematic strategy. They use NLP (natural language processing) to identify and rotate through emerging themes, as well as highlight potential winners and losers.

“We are pleased to list our newly launched active ETFs on the London Stock Exchange, allowing clients to access our innovative products on this important trading venue.”

Nick King

Head of ETFs at Robeco

“The strategic launch of the ETF business is an exciting and important chapter of the Robeco story, both globally and here in the UK. Active ETFs are gaining prominence in the UK market because of their versatility, cost-efficiency and accessibility. Investors are using them for their strategic benefits and embracing them for easier, transparent portfolio diversification and to help them achieve their goals.”

Mark Temple-Jones

Head of Robeco UK

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