Bulgaria’s Expat Asset Management is listing five of its exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange today.
„The ETFs passively track the performance of major equity indices in Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, and North Macedonia”, Expat Asset Management said in a statement.
This step is part of Expat Asset Management’s mission to connect the Bulgarian capital market with major international and European stock exchanges.
The funds Expat Bulgaria SOFIX UCITS, Expat Slovenia SBI TOP UCITS, Expat Croatia CROBEX UCITS, Expat Serbia BELEX15 UCITS and Expat Macedonia MBI10 UCITS, are part of Expat’s family of 11 passive ETFs. “They are unique market propositions providing liquid and diversified country-specific exposure in the CEE region to international investors,” said the fund manager.
The mid-term plan of the fund is to list the rest of the ETFs on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange as well, and to expand the map of the regional stock exchanges in Central Europe where Expat’s instruments will be registered for trading.
