New Launches Add Sparkle: Corgi Dominates with 35 New ETF Offerings Over Past Week

Issuer League Tables

Vanguard led all issuers in absolute daily flows by accumulating $2.74 billion, significantly expanding its $4.35 trillion asset base. VanEck experienced the most substantial daily outflows, shedding $1.33 billion from its overall AUM. On a relative basis, smaller issuers such as Corgi and Burney recorded the highest daily inflows as a percentage of their total assets. Conversely, Symmetry Panoramic and Measured Risk Portfolios posted the steepest relative daily declines among ranked brands.

Absolute Issuer Flows

Relative Issuer Flows

Daily ETF Flow Analysis

Equity products dominated aggregate daily activity, recording $6.92 billion in inflows to bring the category’s year-to-date total to $416.79 billion. Fixed Income products also observed consistent accumulation, capturing $2.10 billion on the day. U.S. Large Cap Blend funds attracted the most capital among specific categories with $4.32 billion in new assets. Information Technology and Leverage/Inverse Equity categories experienced the most pronounced single-day outflows, losing $1.14 billion and $646 million, respectively.

Asset Class Flows

Top & Bottom 10 Category Flows

U.S. Size & Style

U.S. Large Cap Blend and Growth categories directed the majority of inflows for this segment, with VOO and FV leading individual fund accumulation. VOO added $1.46 billion in a single session, pushing its total assets to $950.9 billion. Small Cap Blend strategies faced net redemptions, highlighted by the $502 million departure from IWM. GSLC and AUSF also registered notable individual daily outflows among broad U.S. equity strategies.

Size & Style ex-U.S.

International equity flows were concentrated in High Dividend Yield and Quality Factor strategies. VYMI and IQLT secured the highest daily inflows, accumulating $110 million and $95 million, respectively. International Small Cap and Value categories posted moderate absolute outflows across the segment. SCHC led the daily laggards with $31 million in net redemptions, followed closely by GVAL and IMFL.

Sector & Industry

The Industrial sector captured $413 million in daily inflows, primarily driven by $407 million moving into XLI. Health Care and Technology products exhibited diverging flow patterns, with XBI adding $303 million while SMH saw $1.32 billion in redemptions. Broad Information Technology funds encountered widespread outflows, heavily impacting products like IGV. XLY and XLE also recorded daily net losses of $264 million and $168 million, respectively.

Region & Country

North American country-specific funds experienced slight positive flow activity, anchored by $52 million moving into EWC. South Korean and Eurozone regional strategies registered the largest net daily outflows in the international segment. EWY led all single-country fund redemptions by shedding $410 million in assets. EZU and EWP also faced capital exits, losing $75 million and $30 million over the single session.

Thematic

Disruptive Technology funds observed substantial capital allocation, recording $1.50 billion in total daily inflows. DRAM was the primary beneficiary within the thematic space, securing $1.11 billion in new assets. Infrastructure and Cybersecurity strategies also posted gains, with GRID and BUG adding $168 million and $154 million. Precious Metals and Uranium miners saw minor daily redemptions, led by a $51 million outflow from GDX.

Fixed Income

High Yield and Intermediate Corporate bond funds led fixed income accumulations, with HYG and SPIB attracting $280 million and $181 million, respectively. Short-term treasury products such as SGOV also recorded positive inflows during the session. Investment Grade Corporate and Intermediate Treasury funds experienced the steepest net redemptions. VCIT and LQD shed $389 million and $306 million, respectively, accounting for the largest specific fixed income outflows.

Commodity

Commodity ETF flows were mixed across sectors, with Precious Metals seeing both accumulation and redemption activity. Broad strategy and physical silver products led the inflows, highlighted by HGER and SIVR adding $107 million and $55 million. Broad Oil and Agriculture funds encountered daily outflows. USO and FTGC recorded the largest single-day net redemptions at $80 million and $19 million.

Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin-focused products captured the majority of digital asset inflows, while Ethereum funds recorded modest accumulation. IBIT led the category by adding $135 million to its $66.93 billion asset base. Solana staking products, such as BSOL, also secured positive net flows for the day. Conversely, FBTC and BITB recorded the steepest single-day outflows among spot cryptocurrency funds, losing $39 million and $25 million.

Non-Traditional

Inverse Semiconductor and High Income strategies attracted the most capital in the non-traditional segment. SOXS and SPYI led all individual funds with $171 million and $109 million in single-day inflows. Leveraged equity products experienced substantial redemptions across multiple underlying indexes. TQQQ and SOXL faced the heaviest outflows, shedding $401 million and $149 million in the session.

Recent Launches

Issuer product expansion continued with ten new funds entering the market on May 6, 2026. The Corgi brand launched nine of these exchange-traded products, primarily targeting thematic and structured buffer strategies. Hexis Active Nicotine Engagement ETF also debuted, bringing $1.01 million in initial assets. Corgi’s U.S. Equities 100% Structured Buffer ETF secured the largest opening day asset base among the new listings with $5.15 million.