Starting this Tuesday, January 14, they can be traded on Argentine Stock Exchanges and Markets (BYMA) the new Cedears ETFs issued by Banco Comafi (a private entity, with Argentine capital with a proven and consistently profitable growth strategy). It is the first leasing originator and now there are 27 total available. Thus, investors have more alternatives to transform their savings into investments that offer exposure to companies of different sizes, sectors and regions and are an option for dollarization and diversification.
And, as BYMA and Comafi highlighted, “These instruments are made up of multiple assets, which favors risk reduction“. In this sense, some ETFs methodologically invest in an extensive portfolio of instruments, allowing access to broad exposure to different regions, sectors and segments.
It is worth remembering that Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are investment funds that are listed on the markets. They are made up of a basket of instruments and generally replicate indices or other assets (sectors, regions, currencies, commodities, etc.).
These instruments They have great liquidity in their home marketswhich makes it possible for investors to easily buy or sell CEDEARs at any time during the trading session.
What are the new Cedears ETFs available
With these 13 additions, the total number of ETF CEDEARs available for trading on BYMA reaches 27. What are the new ETF CEDEARs available on BYMA?
IEUR: an ETF that invests in shares of small, medium and large companies in Europe, providing exposure to a wide variety of sectors and companies in these markets. Ratio 11:1
IBB: which seeks to replicate an index composed of stocks in the biotechnology sector, investing in companies in this industry that are listed on Nasdaq. It is suitable for investors interested in growth driven by scientific and medical innovation. Ratio 27:1
SEE: provides exposure to developed markets outside the US, tracking the performance of a diversified group of companies located in Canada, Europe, Asia and the Pacific. It is a popular option for diversifying globally in countries with advanced economies. Ratio 10:1
IVE: invests in S&P 500 stocks that are considered undervalued relative to their earnings and other comparable companies. An instrument for those seeking to tilt investment portfolios towards stocks with value characteristics. Ratio 40:1
IVW: focuses on stocks in the S&P 500 index with the highest growth potential, whose earnings are expected to grow at a faster rate than the market. This instrument allows investment portfolios to be tilted towards stocks with growth characteristics. Ratio 20:1
XLC: This ETF invests in companies in the communication services sector, including telecommunications, media and entertainment, of the S&P 500 index. It provides exposure to companies in this sector. Ratio 19:1
XLY: invests in companies in the consumer discretionary sector, that is, those that sell non-essential products and services (such as cars, clothing, entertainment and durable goods), of the S&P 500 index. Ratio 43:1
XLB: offers exposure to companies in the basic materials sector, such as metals, mining, chemicals and construction that are part of the S&P 500 index. Ratio 18:1
XLI: invests in large companies in the industrial sector, such as those that operate in manufacturing, machinery, transportation and infrastructure, among others. It provides suitable exposure for investors interested in the infrastructure and manufacturing driven sector. Ratio 28:1
XLK: It is aimed at technology companies in the S&P 500 index, such as software, hardware, semiconductors, communication equipment and other related services. Ratio 46:1
XLV: allows investing in companies in the health sector, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical equipment and health services, that are part of the S&P 500 index. Ratio 29:1
XLP: offers exposure to large companies in the consumer staples sector, such as food, beverages and personal care products. Ratio 16:1
XLRE: invests in large companies in the United States real estate sector, which are part of the S&P 500 index. This ETF allows interested investors to gain exposure to the real estate market, both commercial and residential. Ratio 9:1
Source: Ambito
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