ArrowShares Plans Actively Managed Funds, KraneShares Files For China ETFs

At the beginning of a hectic week in the market, ETF issuers ArrowShares and KraneShares both filed paperwork with the SEC, looking to introduce some new funds into their small portfolios. While ArrowShares is looking to replicate the success of its first fund, through three new active ETFs, KraneShares is bringing its extensive knowledge of Chinese investing to the U.S. marketplace [see ETF Database Launch Center]. ArrowShares is looking to grow its portfolio with new actively managed ETFs, which are detailed in its SEC filing. The Arrow Balanced ETF: As the name describes, this fund will seek a balanced portfolio of both fixed income securities, equities, and alternative assets both domestic and international [also check out the Visual History Of The Dow Jones Industrial Average]. The Arrow Tactical ETF: Much like the Balanced ETF, this new fund will also explore all investment options, but will decide its weightings based on a thorough technical analysis of market activity, trading volume, and historical [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: ArrowShares Files For High Yield Bond ETF Northern Lights ETF Trust Opens Doors To Industry Three “Dividend ETFs” That Go Beyond Stocks May ETF Roundup: Launches, Filings, and Closures ETF Insider: Greek Drama Far From Over