BlackRock just did its first mutual fund-to-ETF conversion. Here’s why.
BlackRock's Transition: BlackRock has converted its International Dividend Fund into an actively managed exchange-traded fund (ETF), marking its first U.S.-listed active ETF.
Investor Demand: This move reflects the growing interest among investors for actively managed ETFs that focus on high-quality, dividend-paying stocks in both developed and emerging international markets.
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BlackRock just did its first mutual fund-to-ETF conversion. Here’s why.
BlackRock's Transition: BlackRock has converted its International Dividend Fund into an actively managed exchange-traded fund (ETF), marking its first U.S.-listed active ETF.
Investor Demand: This move reflects the growing interest among investors for actively managed ETFs that focus on high-quality, dividend-paying stocks in both developed and emerging international markets.
BlackRock just did its first mutual fund-to-ETF conversion. Here’s why.
BlackRock's Transition: BlackRock has converted its International Dividend Fund into an actively managed exchange-traded fund (ETF), marking its first U.S.-listed active ETF.
Investor Demand: This move reflects the growing interest among investors for actively managed ETFs that focus on high-quality, dividend-paying stocks in both developed and emerging international markets.
