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ETNs are not registered or organized the same as traditional ETFs, but are debt instruments. As such, ETNs carry issuer credit risk whereas ETFs do not. ETNs typically have a maturity date and pay a return linked to the performance of a market index. They have investment management fees and are traded in the secondary market just like ETFs.
