UniCredit expands ETF offering with Polish funds

UniCredit has expanded its self-directed investment options by adding 13 Polish exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to its mobile application. The new offerings include eight funds from the BETA ETF family and five managed by TFI PZU, all of which are listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

The BETA ETF selection provides exposure to various market segments, including the WIG20TR, mWIG40TR, and sWIG80TR indices. It also includes the BETA ETF Dywidenda Plus, which invests in companies with regular dividend payouts, as well as currency-hedged versions of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Additionally, the bank offers BETA ETF TBSP and BETA ETF Obligacji 6M for exposure to Polish treasury bonds.

The TFI PZU offering consists of five funds: a combined WIG20 TR and mWIG40 TR fund, an MSCI World fund for developed markets, a gold fund via futures, and two funds focused on Polish treasury bonds with fixed and variable coupons. Transaction commissions for these Polish ETFs are set at 0.15 percent, with a minimum fee of 4 PLN.