Active ETFs Crashed the 2020 Awards Party While active ETFs represent just 3.5% of the U.S. listed ETF universe, they are increasingly being viewed as sound investments.
This week, ETF industry website
ETF.com held an annual awards ceremony to recognize the best ETFs for 2020 according to an independent panel of third-party research providers and asset owners. These are not sponsored awards, making winning one even more valuable. CFRA Research is one of the firms that served as a judge, using our forward-looking star rating methodology, proprietary ETF flows data and other market insights, to sort through the candidates. While our picks were only sometimes the winner, one key takeaway was that actively managed ETFs have gained acceptance, despite remaining a small slice of the market.
American Century Investments Adds To Active ETF Lineup With Convertible And Preferred ETFs
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ On the heels of the three-year anniversary of its first exchange traded funds (ETFs), global asset management firm American Century Investments today rolled out the latest additions to its lineup: American Century
Quality Convertible Securities ETF (QCON) and American Century American Century Quality Preferreds ETF (QPFF), listed on the CBOE BZX Exchange, Inc. (CBOE). QCON is designed for investors seeking high-quality convertible securities that offer the potential for attractive risk-adjusted returns, and QPFF is designed for investors seeking high-quality preferred securities that offer the potential for high current income and attractive total return. Both are actively managed with holdings disclosed daily and have a total expense ratio of .32 percent.