Exchange traded products (ETPs)
Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are investment products that aim to replicate the movements of a particular stock index.
Exchange traded commodities (ETCs) work in a similar way, either tracking specific commodities or an index of diversified commodities.
When might you trade on ETPs?
- To track a basket of shares or goods with a single transaction
- ETPs can have capital gains tax advantages over funds and index trackers*
- ETPs are sometimes the only way to access exotic markets
Benefits
- Combine what would otherwise be several trades in a single transaction
- Continuous pricing means you can trade at any time during market hours
- ETFs have the same level of flexibility and transparency as shares
Costs and details
See our ETP costs and details within the spread betting shares list and CFD shares list.
*Tax laws are subject to change and depend on individual circumstances. Tax law may differ in a jurisdiction other than the UK.