Hector McNeil

The ETF targets companies driving AI infrastructure and deployment across semiconductors, hyperscalers, cybersecurity, consumer platforms, robotics and cloud infrastructure. It passively tracks the Solactive Dan IVES Wedbush AI Revolution Index.

The fund is listed on the Xetra and Borsa Italiana and has a total expense ratio of 0.75%. It is Wedbush Fund Advisers’ first product on the HANetf platform, and will launch on the London Stock Exchange on November 11.

Its portfolio is made up from a multi-year analysis of 30 public companies at the heart of the AI spending cycle based on research by Dan Ives, partner and senior managing director, tech analyst at Yorkville Ives.

The launch follows the success of the US-listed version, which started trading on 3 June 2025 and passed $1bn in assets under management by 29 October 2025, less than five months after its launch. Past performance of the US fund is not a reliable guide to the UCITS ETF’s future performance.

Cullen Rogers, chief investment officer at Wedbush Fund Advisers, said: “Since launching IVES in the US, we have seen strong demand for direct, research-driven access to the companies powering the AI revolution.”

Ives said: “The AI Revolution is the most transformative tech shift we’ve seen in decades. The companies included in the IVES AI 30 are leading the charge in this next phase of AI, shaping how tech will transform every industry”.

Hector McNeil, co-founder and co-chief executive of HANetf, said: ” Artificial intelligence is one of the defining investment themes of this era, and European investors have been looking for focused ways to access it.

“The ETF gives European investors access to 30 companies at the core of the AI spending cycle, selected using the research of Dan Ives. The US ETF passed $1 billion in assets within five months of launch, which shows the appetite for this research-led approach.”

“It is encouraging to see Wedbush bring its research-led approach to European investors through the UCITS ETF structure

HANetf has $9.45bn in assets under management.