How do you find an ETF by issuer?

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In short
  • As of Nov 4, 2026, 402 companies issue US ETFs, and iShares runs 461 of them, so the issuer list is the quickest route to a fund family.

In plain words

Every ETF has an issuer, the company that runs it. If you know the firm but not the fund, start from the issuer page: every fund it runs, with net assets, fee and flows.

ETFIQ counts 402 issuers; iShares is the largest, with 461 funds and 29.2% of all net assets. Many run only one or two. A family can span several categories, so the issuer page groups its funds, and the compare tool sets any two against each other.

Questions

Where is the issuer list?

Browse by issuer, in the Find ETFs menu.

What does an issuer page show?

Every fund, its size, fee and flows.

Who is the largest issuer?

iShares, with 29.2% of net assets.

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