(April 6 – 17:00 ET) – The New York Stock Exchange has decided to list ETFs based on the NASDAQ 100, the Standard & Poor’s 500 and the Dow Jones industrial average, reports The New York Times.
The NYSE already has an ETF based on the S&P Global 100, but it is making a bigger commitment to the product, encroaching on turf dominated by the American Stock Exchange.
-IE Staff
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