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…
Longview Research Partners filed for two actively managed equity ETFs: the Longview Advantage US Equity ETF (LVUS) and Longview Advantage Expected Return ETF (HEXX). Both strategies emphasize U.S. companies with strong profitability-to-value characteristics, using metrics such as book-to-price and operating profits relative to book value to identify stocks with higher expected returns. LVUS invests broadly across the U.S. equity market while overweighting companies with attractive profitability-to-value ratios. HEXX takes a more concentrated approach, generally limiting holdings to roughly the top 2% of U.S. stocks ranked by expected return. Both funds may use equity futures, lend securities to generate additional income, and actively adjust portfolios as valuations and investment opportunities evolve.
Source: SEC Filings
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