BNP Paribas Launches 6 Crypto ETNs Including Bitcoin and Ethereum, Expanding Crypto Asset Product Line
Svmuu News BNP Paribas has officially announced the launch of 6 crypto asset-related Exchange Traded Notes (ETNs), providing investors with a channel for indirect allocation to assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum without the need for direct crypto asset ownership. These products are based on the performance of crypto assets, issued by several well-known asset management institutions, and comply with the MiFID II regulatory framework to enhance investor protection. It is reported that the aforementioned ETNs will be open for subscription to individual clients, entrepreneur clients, and private banking clients in France starting from March 30, 2026, with plans to gradually expand to more wealth management client segments.
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