This content is from: Portfolio The Accidental Modernization of the Fixed Income Markets Even though legitimate criticisms of exchange-traded funds persist, data shows that investors used ETFs to help them get through the worst of the dysfunction in this year’s credit markets. By Julie Segal July 23, 2020
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Sponsored The Unexpected Ways Investors are Using ETFs – and You Can, Too. From managing portfolio risk to tactical and long-term strategic roles, institutions keep finding new ways to use these multi-tasking instruments. Sponsored by iShares February 19, 2020
This content is from: Premium Hedge Funds’ Indexing Comes Out of the Closet At least seven funds counted SPY — the S&P 500-tracking ETF — as their largest U.S. long positions at the end of last year. By Stephen Taub February 19, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio BlackRock Rakes in Big Portion of Fed’s ETF Investments The Fed’s top-five purchases of ETFs last month included funds that buy investment-grade and high-yield corporate bonds, according to ETFGI. By Christine Idzelis June 01, 2020
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