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Deal making should rise in 2024 due to easing inflation and interest rate cuts, pent-up demand for deals, and strategic initiatives taken by companies.
Merger arbitrage strategy ETFs like MNA were highly profitable from 2010 to 2020 due to quick government approval of mergers and high M&A deal volumes. Since 2020, the M&A fund MNA has underperformed as the Biden Administration has blocked numerous large mergers, and overall volumes have declined. In the coming months, the impact of US government politics on the alpha generation of the merger arbitrage strategy should be closely watched.
MNA IQ Merger Arbitrage ETF is a fund that focuses on investing in companies involved in mergers and acquisitions. The fund uses a strategy called merger arbitrage to profit from price discrepancies between the target company's stock and the offer price. Mergers are highly scrutinized transactions, especially for certain regulated sectors.
At Exchange 2023, IndexIQ's CIO Sal Bruno spoke with NYSE's Judy Shaw about “helping clients build better diversified portfolios” with alternatives ETFs. See more: “IndexIQ Launches Active CBRE Real Assets ETF” Coming out of 2022, bonds failed to provide the diversification needed to offset the equity market drawdown.
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