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GraniteShares launches first range of leveraged ETFs on Borsa Italiana

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ETP provider GraniteShares, which offers a range of 3x short and 3x leveraged ETPs on popular UK, US, and French stocks, has launched in Italy as it continues expansion in Europe.

It has listed its ground-breaking FAANG, GAFAM and FATANG ETPs on Borsa Italiana as well as leveraged single stock ETPs offering long and short daily leveraged exposure on the largest individual US stocks Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, NVIVIDA, Tesla and Uber.

Listing on Borsa Italiana follows the launch on Euronext in Paris in September this year continuing the expansion which saw GraniteShares grow assets under management from zero to over $200 million in the first two years after first listing products on the London Stock Exchange.

GraniteShares launches first leveraged ETPs on Borsa Italiana

GraniteShares is the first to launch leveraged single stock ETPs on Borsa Italiana with 3x short and 3x long products available across eight leading US stocks. Its FAANG, GAFAM and FATANG ETPs are pure-play investments providing targeted exposure to the largest US tech stocks in one trade and offer long-only, 1x and 3x short and 3x long exposures.


The Borsa Italiana listing builds on a series of product launches and expansion at GraniteShares this year. New products have included the world’s first leveraged single stock ETPs on Tesla and NIO, the electric vehicle companies.

Will Rhind, Founder and CEO at GraniteShares said: “The launch of GraniteShares in the Italian market demonstrates the significant and growing demand for this new and exciting category of ETPs. We are proud to be the first to give Italian investors pure index exposure to FAANG stocks while also introducing a new ETP category on Borsa Italiana in leveraged single stock ETPs. Trading volumes across our range of products in Europe is increasing rapidly as sophisticated investors increasingly adopt strategies which used to be exclusive to institutional investors.”

GraniteShares offers 54 exchange traded products (ETPs) listed on the London Stock Exchange and 62 on Euronext. They consist of a suite of index ETPs tracking FAANG stocks and a suite of Short and Leveraged Single Stock Daily ETPs tracking some of the most popular companies in UK US and French markets.

GraniteShares’ FAANG, GAFAM and FATANG product suite, offers long, short and 3X leveraged ETFs on FAANG, GAFAM and FATANG indices and can be traded in a single ticker symbol via ordinary brokerage accounts. FAANG consists of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google while GAFAM includes Google, Apple, Facebook Amazon, and Microsoft and FATANG covers Facebook, Amazon, Tesla, Apple, Netflix, and Google

ETPs offer a pure way to gain exposure to top tech companies in the U.S. market. Indices are equally weighted and rebalanced quarterly. GraniteShares says it believes the future of investing lies at the nexus of alternative thinking, low fees, and disruptive product structures—the core of the firm’s high conviction philosophy.

Backed by Bain Capital Ventures, GraniteShares launched its first product in 2017 and it is now among the fastest growing ETP issuers with over $1.6 Billion in assets under management* spanning a full array of investment strategies.

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