NAV as of 15 Oct 2026, 12:00 AM UTC
$3.87 (-2.27%)
Year-To-Date Change
6.98%
LSE
Capital at risk. NAV calculated by Leverage Shares. For more information on the calculation please click here
The Leverage Shares -1x Short Boeing ETP (ISIN XS2297551454) is an exchange traded product (ETP) that seeks to deliver minus one time (-1x) the daily performance of The Boeing Company. It achieves leverage through margin borrowing and has physical ownership of the underlying, so it does not use swaps or other derivatives to achieve its exposure, and it does not have credit risk. Exposure is rebalanced daily, and an intraday rebalance mechanism ("airbag") is designed to cushion the largest intra-day moves, triggering at 50%. You cannot lose more than the amount you invest. The Leverage Shares -1x Short Boeing ETP has an annual management fee of 0.75% and is listed on the following exchanges: London Stock Exchange. It is designed for short term trading and should be monitored daily.
To seek daily investment results, before fees and expenses, that correspond to -100% (-1x) the daily performance of the underlying stock (BA).
Sophisticated investors and active traders seeking to express short-term bearish views or tactically hedge positions, via inverse exposure and without a margin account.
*However, these are complex products.
Value of Underlying Assets
$-257,428
or -1,364 shares of BA
AUM
$257,535
or 66,469 shares of BAS
Liabilities
$514,963
Passported Countries:
United Kingdom
Italy
Germany
France
Spain
Netherlands
Ireland
Poland
Belgium
Sweden
Norway
Austria
* The information on this website regarding UK Fund Reporting Status is accurate as of the stated effective date (the "Effective Date"). Leverage Shares makes no representation or warranty that such information will remain accurate, complete or current thereafter, assumes no obligation to update it, and, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, accepts no responsibility or liability for any inaccuracies or omissions arising after the Effective Date.
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