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With all the recent attention lavished upon alternative income and private credit in the ETF wrapper, some investors may think the combination is a new concept. It's young, though not necessarily new.
By Vanya Sharma, Senior Associate, Capital Markets Key Takeaways As equity markets remain volatile, WisdomTree's fixed income ETFs—like AGGY and SHAG—offer investors a way to anchor portfolios with higher-yielding, investment-grade exposure while managing interest rate risk.
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WisdomTree announces the name change of the WisdomTree Alternative Income Fund to the WisdomTree Private Credit and Alternative Income Fund (HYIN).
One of the long-running hallmarks of the ETF industry is democratization of access to previously hard-to-reach asset classes. This includes private credit and equity and the broader alternative income space.
As advisors and income investors scour the landscape for unique income opportunities, particularly those that might be able to reduce correlations to traditional assets, private credit is an increasing part of the conversation.
With significant contributions from advisors and alternative-enthused clients and investors, demand for private credit investments is soaring. Many expect that theme to continue this year.
Traditional credit sources, including investment-grade, junk bonds and fallen angels, delivered solid performances in 2024. With expectations that the Federal Reserve will continue lowering interest rates next year, 2025 could be kind to credit.
There's long been an aura of exclusivity regarding private credit, equity, and hedge funds. It's almost as though those asset classes have a country club feel.
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