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A new survey by Broadridge finds that financial advisors are interested in a new kind of ETF.
A growing number of financial advisors have expressed interest in a variation of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that are actively managed and nontransparent in that these instruments allow fund managers to disclose holdings on a quarterly basis, but keep holdings more confidential than typically transparent ETFs, according to Broadridge Financial Solutions, which based its findings on...
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