Fixed-Income ETFs:
Benefits, Opportunities & Myths | Date: | Thursday, October 26, 2017 | | Time: | 2:00 p.m. ET | | Duration: | 60 minutes |
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Over the last decade, fixed-income ETFs have soared in popularity, offering investors diversified, low-cost and tax-efficient access to bond markets. Join Karen Schenone, CFA, director and fixed-income product strategist at BlackRock to learn more about: - Recent trends in the usage of fixed-income ETFs by financial advisors
- How advisors are using fixed-income ETFs to diversify equities, generate income and put cash to work
- The myths surrounding how fixed-income ETFs work and how they perform in stressed markets
Moderator:  |
Matt Hougan
CEO
Inside ETFs
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Panelist:  |
Karen Schenone
Director
BlackRock
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