J.P. Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) has listed its first active ETF in Taiwan. It aims to capture investment opportunities across traditional technology and technology-enabled sectors, as well as diverse market caps within the U.S. equity market, according to a statement by the US asset manager.
Public subscription for the ETF will be available from 30 September to 3 October.
Henry Tong, CEO of Taiwan at JPMAM, commented: “While competition in Taiwan’s ETF market is fierce, most products remain passive and concentrated in local equities or U.S. bonds. The launch of the ETF draws on our global expertise in active management to help local ETF investors diversify their portfolios and broaden the scope of Taiwan’s ETF landscape.”
The active ETF is designed to deliver potential outperformance and enhanced risk diversification through active management, while providing investors with the trading convenience and cost-effectiveness of ETFs.
Philippe El-Asmar, head of Apac ETF, digital & direct at JPMAM, said: “This launch also reflects our confidence in the ongoing growth of Taiwan’s ETF market and our commitment to supporting their continued development.”
Globally, JPMAM manages over $299.5bn across 145 ETFs, ranking second in active ETF AUM and first in net flows across active ETFs in 2025, according to Morningstar.
