ETFs

BlackRock and Fidelity take a bigger role in active ETFs

Today’s volatile market has many investors moving more toward active management. Cheaper versions of already successful active funds will make that transition easier

An 800-pound gorilla of index exchange traded funds has just taken a seat at the increasingly crowded active management table.

BlackRock, the parent of iShares, which has more than $1tn in ETFs, filed for four actively managed ETFs — three transparent and one non-transparent — with the Securities and Exchange Commission on 3 June after the market closed.

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