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KBWR, QQQS, SVAL, EES and SBIO are included in this Analyst Blog.
Short sellers targeting a key regional U.S. bank exchange-traded fund have made $977 million on paper so far in 2024, data from analytics firm Ortex showed, as troubles at New York Community Bancorp rippled across the industry.
Invesco KBW Regional Banking ETF invests in small-cap regional banking firms in the US and has an AUM of nearly $64 million. The fund has a dividend yield of 3.30% and has consistently paid out dividends for the past 10 years, providing stability during uncertain times for the regional banking sector. Potential risks include repercussions from recent regional bank collapses and the commercial real estate sector.
Peter Orszag, Lazard Financial Advisory CEO, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the fallout with the banking system, the deal between the FDIC and J.P. Morgan and what the Federal Reserve should do now.
KBWR narrowly focuses on regional bank securities, making this already small-cap fund even smaller. Regional banks recently experienced a large decline after bank runs, and future changes could threaten the profitability and growth potential of these institutions.
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