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Man Group expands ETF offering into Europe with two launches

04 November 2026

The launches extend Man Group’s active ETF range beyond the US, giving European wealth investors access to strategies previously reserved for institutional clients.

By Gary Jackson

Head of editorial, FE fundinfo

Man Group has launched two UCITS ETFs in Europe, building on the rollout of its US ETF suite in 2025.

The Man Active Trend Enhanced UCITS ETF combines broad exposure to global equities, referencing the MSCI World index, with a quantitative trend-following strategy across global futures markets.

Its systematic approach aims to deliver capital growth over the medium to long term while seeking to limit losses during market downturns. Russell Korgaonkar and Giuliana Bordigoni manage the fund on a day-to-day basis.

The Man Active Global Infrastructure UCITS ETF invests in global listed infrastructure companies and targets long-term capital growth. Al Chu manages the fund, applying the same investment approach as Man Group’s existing global listed infrastructure strategy.

Both ETFs are listed on the London Stock Exchange, trading in sterling and US dollars. Both funds also trade in euros on Euronext Milan and Xetra.

The launches follow the firm’s US ETF suite, which began in late 2025 and spans actively managed strategies in credit, equities and alternatives.

Mark Bedford, global head of wealth at Man Group, said: “With our first UCITS ETFs, we’re giving wealth investors in Europe access to active strategies built on the same investment expertise our institutional clients have relied upon for decades.”

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