What’s new from fund manufacturers
Firms released new target date corporate bond funds, a multi-asset income ETF and balanced seg funds
- By: Greg Meckbach
- October 25, 2022 October 27, 2022
- 15:37
Firms released new target date corporate bond funds, a multi-asset income ETF and balanced seg funds
Three ways to take action for clients in challenging times
Launches include a long/short equity alt ETF and an innovation fund
Clean-energy firms are beginning to find profitability amid a global push toward net zero
ETFs built on high-interest savings accounts make sense to investors who need a place to park cash until they’re ready to invest again
Dividend, low-volatility and covered-call ETFs can all support portfolios in bad markets
Recent launches include a green bond fund and an Ether ETF
Finding fixed income solutions as interest rates rise
The partnership aims to heat up competition in responsible investment
A record $1.7 billion flowed into cash alternatives
The lifeco is expanding its Vitality program to universal life and par policies
New products offer income from options trading, dividends from utilities, one-stop shopping for liquid alts
Significant product changes offer opportunities to engage clients, get to know them better and address suitability
Funds address inflation, highlight women portfolio managers
GuardPath funds aim for steady cash flow over 20 years or a large payout for survivors in 2042
The use of passive index ETFs doesn’t necessarily mean passivity in how they’re deployed
Cash alternative ETFs were also popular, while crypto funds saw outflows
TD launched a carbon credit ETF, while Equitable Life has 12 new seg funds
The insurer will stop accepting new business for four individual disability products as of Sept. 30
IFIC data show that redemptions from equities funds continued
A Horizons high-dividend utilities ETF is now trading, and Harvest and Evolve have new funds in the pipeline
A closer look at ETFs that donate a portion of fees to environmental or social causes
Outflows from equities continued, but not at June's pace