Guggenheim Plans China Bond ETF

By: ETFdb
Guggenheim, the Chicagoland ETF issuer that has been a pioneer in the target maturity date bond ETF space, may have plans to take its fixed income lineup international. The company recently made an SEC filing detailing plans for a China bond ETF. Details on the proposed fund were scarce–no ticker symbol, expense ratio, or even underlying index were included–but the document did shed some light on what would be a first-to-market ETF idea. Though no index or index provider is specified, the filing mentions that the proposed fund would seek to replicate an index that consists of “publicly-available bonds that are eligible for investment by U.S. investors and denominated in Chinese Yuan, whether issued by Chinese or non-Chinese issuers.” With China’s currency policies an area of heated debate on the international stage, many investors have sought to position themselves to benefit from a gradual appreciation of the [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Emerging Market ETFs: Seven Factors Every Investor Should Consider iShares Planning International Preferred Stock ETF International Bond ETFs To Diversify Fixed Income Exposure Seven Wildly Successful Active ETFs Bond ETFs: 12 Stops Along The Risk/Return Spectrum
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