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QCON (American Century Quality Convertible Securities ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The American Century Quality Convertible Securities ETF primarily allocates its capital, dedicating a minimum of 80% of its net assets—along with any borrowed funds—to convertible securities under typical market circumstances. These instruments are unique, blending features of both traditional bonds and common equities. They generally take the form of debt or preferred shares that grant the holder the option to exchange them for a pre-determined quantity of common stock or other equity, from either the same or a different entity, at a specific price and within a set timeframe. Additionally…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. , July 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- American Century Investments® today announces plans to close and liquidate American Century Quality Preferred ETF (QPFF) and American Century Quality Convertible Securities ETF (QCON).
Not much is working in the bond market this year, and the same is certainly true of equities, so there's no getting around the fact that hybrid securities are scuffling, too. That's the case with convertible bonds, which are perhaps the most equity-like bonds available.
Income-minded investors should consider the benefits of preferred securities and convertible bonds exchange traded fund strategies to bolster their after-tax income. In the recent webcast, Diversify Your Income Sources: The Best Kept Secret in Portfolio Construction, Sandra Testani, vice president of ETF product and strategy at American Century Investments, explained the benefits of preferred stocks, [.
As traditional fixed income assets suffer the brunt of a more hawkish Federal Reserve policy outlook, advisors should consider alternative ideas to generate yield and better diversify their risk exposure. In the upcoming webcast, Diversify Your Income Sources: The Best Kept Secret in Portfolio Construction, Sandra Testani, vice president of ETF product and strategy at [.
Historically, convertible bonds — corporate debt that converts to common equity in the underlying issuer upon maturity — are among the best-performing fixed income assets when rates rise. That trend isn't holding up this year, and it's easy to understand why.