The US investment bank moves to capitalise on growing demand for listed products linked to ESG strategies from self-directed investors.

Deutsche Boerse Group’s index business Stoxx has licensed three Stoxx European ESG benchmark indices to Goldman Sachs for the launch of listed products in Germany, Austria, The Netherlands, Belgium and Sweden. In February, derivatives exchange Eurex launched ESG derivatives on these Stoxx European benchmarks covering ESG-X, low carbon and climate impact. The launch of futures on these benchmarks by Eurex was aimed at increasing liquidity with market makers and lower the cost of trading. T

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