Defiance ETFs Hits $1 Billion in AUM

Newcomer Defiance ETFs surpasses $1 Billion in Assets Under Management 

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--“We continue to see retail investors adopting Defiance’s suite of thematic ETFs as the ‘next generation’ of sector investing. We have also seen significant organic AUM growth in both our 5G ETF (FIVG) and SPAC ETF (SPAK),” says Sylvia Jablonski, Chief Investment Officer at Defiance ETFs.

About Defiance: Founded in 2018, Defiance is a FinTech asset manager and an exchange-traded funds (ETFs) sponsor focused on thematic investing. Defiance’s growth and digital reach in asset management is powered by its proprietary digital marketing technology, Defiance Analytics LLC.

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