“To date, investors have not had broad access to capitalize on mergers and acquisitions activity in an ETF,” said Adam Patti, chief executive officer at IndexIQ. “The Merger Arbitrage ETF is a hedged strategy designed to take advantage of price disparities that exist in merger activity and strengthen investor portfolios by buying below the target price and realizing the capital appreciation if the deal closes at or above the target price. As such a strategy has not previously been accessible in an ETF offering investors a highly liquid, transparent, low cost and easily tradable product, we are very excited about providing this ETF solution to investors.”
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Subscribers can earn one CE credit toward recertification by successfully passing the monthly 10-question quiz that tests general knowledge of financial planning.
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Raymond James posted record client assets, continued strong advisor recruiting and rolled out its proprietary AI assistant in a strong third quarter.
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At Diversified Trust, the former CEOs aren't a problem. They're part of a strategic leadership change.
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Advisors can help clients to diversify their stock portfolios, maximize growth and defer taxes with this increasingly popular method for harvesting losses.
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The SEC opened public comment on Regulation E-Delivery, a proposal that would replace its decades-old guidance-based framework and make electronic delivery the default for required investor disclosures.
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