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BlackRock Files To License Active Non-Transparent ETF Structure

2020-06-04 00:00:00, Annie Massa, Claire Ballentine, Financial Advisor Magazine

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/Business & Industrial
/Finance/Investing

Word Count:
237

Words/Sentence:
22

Reading Time:
2.37 min

Reading Quality:
Advanced

Readability:
16th or higher

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Issuers across the $4 trillion ETF industry are unveiling so-called active non-transparent funds that keep their portfolios hidden, in contrast to daily disclosure of traditional ETFs.

The world's largest asset manager filed to license the structure of Precidian Investments' ActiveShares product, which requires funds to publish an indicative value of the holdings every second.

BlackRock is also planning to launch three actively managed-funds: a Future Health ETF, which will invest in equities in the health-sciences industry; a Future Innovators ETF tracking mid- and small-cap companies with earnings growth potential; and a Future Tech ETF focused on firms with rapid and sustainable growth prospects.

is moving ahead with plans to launch a new kind of exchange-traded fund that doesn't report its holding on a daily basis.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s asset management arm is among those that have decided to test the actively managed nontransparent model this year.

Keywords
Financial planner, Alternative investments, PrecidianInvestments, Advisor conference, Investment advisor, Financial planning, Financial advisor, ETFs, Investment news, BlackRock, Broker-dealer, Retirement planning, CFP, RIA

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