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Harbor Capital Advisor's ETF business crossed a major milestone this week. Harbor Capital Advisor's ETF business recently crossed a major milestone.
Harbor Capital Advisors recently completed the industry's first mutual fund into an existing ETF merger. Harbor merged the Harbor High-Yield Bond Fund (HYFAX), a mutual fund, into the Harbor Scientific Alpha High-Yield ETF (SIHY), an ETF, effective February 24, 2023.
Interest rates are up and glamour stocks are down, big; the era of cheap money has come to an end. The regime change will mean that markets remain more complex and challenged than they have in the past decade, and security selection will continue to play a much bigger role in generating returns.
On the most recent episode of ETF Prime, host Nate Geraci and Tom Hendrickson, VettaFi's chief product and innovation officer talk about the strong interest in alternatives in 2022. Later Geraci was joined by Giang Bui, head of U.S. exchange traded products at Nasdaq, to discuss ETF trends in 2022 and a look towards 2023.
Harbor Capital Advisors is looking to expand its product lineup through ETFs, according to the firm's managing director and head of ETFs Steve Cook. Speaking with ETF Trends Editor-in-Chief Lara Crigger for ETF Leaders, powered by the New York Stock Exchange, at Exchange: An ETF Experience 2022, Cook explained that Harbor is “really looking to [.
Accompanying the news regarding the launch of Harbor Capital Advisors' first ETFs, the Harbor Scientific Alpha Income ETF (NYSE: SIFI) and the Harbor Scientific Alpha High-Yield ETF (NYSE: SIHY), ETF Trends was able to speak with the Harbor team about the funds, their potential, and more. ETF Trends: With the Harbor Scientific Alpha High-Yield and Harbor Scientific Alpha [.
Harbor Funds launched two new ETFs yesterday, one targeting fixed income and the other focused on high yield, both using a proprietary model based on the scientific method. The Harbor Scientific Alpha Income ETF (SIFI) utilizes a fixed income investing approach that is based on the scientific method.
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