BlackRock Plans to Convert Large Cap Growth Mutual Fund Into Active ETF
BlackRock is seeking shareholder approval to reorganize its Advantage Large Cap Growth Fund into the newly created iShares Enhanced Large Cap Growth Active…
The GQG Global Equity ETF (GQGG) is expected to hold roughly 35–100 companies across at least five countries. The actively-managed ETF will normally invest at least 40% of assets outside the U.S., with flexibility to reduce that threshold to 30% in unfavorable conditions, and can invest across developed and emerging markets, including China A-shares. GQG will use bottom-up research to target reasonably priced, high-quality companies with durable earnings growth, without being constrained by benchmark sector or industry weights.
Source: SEC Filings
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