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Amplify Investments teamed up with the asset management division of Korean conglomerate Samsung to launch a new actively managed exchange traded fund (ETF) designed to deliver returns tied to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR). The Amplify Samsung SOFR ETF, which debuted Wednesday, is the first ETF to track SOFR, the overnight interbank lending rate that has emerged as the U.S. replacement for the now-defunct Libor gauge of overnight borrowing interest costs. The new fund's launc...

Issuance of new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. marketplace is on track to hit a record high in 2023, as asset managers rush to launch actively managed funds in response to rising interest rates and market volatility. As of last week, Morningstar Direct calculated that 391 new ETFs had begun trading in 2023. "We have historically observed an increase in the number of launches from our clients in the fall, as activity picks up following the summer months, and in advance of year-en...

Actively managed funds have grabbed significant inflows this year.

The largest U.S. bank is tapping into rising demand for hands-on management.

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This week the ETF industry saw four new launches, as well as two completed closures, some name changes and some interesting filings.

Human Interest launches Fast Track 401(k); AllianzIM introduces September buffered ETFs; Madison Investments unveils latest actively managed ETF Suite; and more.

The issuer hopes falling rates and demographic trends will boost returns.

The week saw a slight uptick in ETF launches from last week, while closures remained strong. There were significant changes to several ETFs.