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With 2023 in the books, fixed income investors may be looking at corporate bonds for added yield. They will also need to balance the need for yield with mitigating credit risk given the market uncertainty in the new year.
The current market environment is getting more conducive to bonds. Investors are taking a look at bond exchange traded funds (ETFs) again.
ETFs have come a long way since the ETF rule hit back in 2019. Still, investors look out for ETFs that have proved themselves, and one way to do that is the three-year milestone.
It has been a tremendous start of the year for actively managed ETFs in 2023, which is cause for celebration. Indeed, this week executives from American Century, a leading manager of active ETFs, rang the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.
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