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Bond investors looking to active management in 2025 should consider the newly launched Neuberger Berman Total Return Bond ETF (NBTR). The fund offers core plus bond exposure across sectors while capturing alpha opportunities.
In the wake of the U.S. presidential election results, markets rallied, hitting new highs as investor sentiment shifted to risk-on. It's an approach likely to last through the end of the year, benefiting a number of key asset classes.
The beginning of a rate-cutting cycle has historically tended to signal an important shift in the market environment for investors. Investors who want to be best-positioned during the regime shift may want to consider short duration income ETFs as well as securitized credit.
As investors continue to expand their bond portfolios, they would do well to consider the Neuberger Berman Flexible Credit Income ETF (NBFC). The fund offers high income and reduced volatility compared to high yield strategies, all without sacrificing yield.
Neuberger Berman has expanded its lineup with an active core equity ETF. The Neuberger Berman Core Equity ETF (NBCR) serves as an alternative to passive U.S. large cap strategies.
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