Not every Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is a structured fund. Which ETFs qualify as structured funds?
Listed structured funds fall under the ETF umbrella, but not all ETFs are structured funds. While most ETFs are tracker funds, some replicate an index by direct investment and others by using derivatives. Only the derivative-using ETFs are structured funds, also known as synthetic ETFs.
A physically-replicating (direct investment) ETF is not a structured fund — the structuring comes from the use of derivatives.
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