The actively managed BlackRock Flexible Income ETF (BINC) will aim to outperform and provide investors long-term income by investing in “harder to reach fixed-income sectors” such as high-yield bonds, emerging markets debt and securitized assets.
While ESG investing has gotten tangled up in US politics, Bjarne Graven Larsen says it's a a tool through which to find assets that “will be profitable — very profitable — in the future.”
Flows, launches and mutual fund conversions have fueled growth of actively-managed ETFs, and one driver could be investors hunting for non-correlated investments.
The search for returns has led clients to ask advisors to put capital into other resources and shifted asset allocations.