Q1 of 2012 is officially on the books and the ETF industry is showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon. So far this year, investors have been introduced to some of the most intriguing products to have hit the markets, beefing up the list of more than 1,400 ETFs to chose from. As issuers continue to roll out new funds, investors now have access to even more ways to accomplish their investment objectives. Whether you’re looking to gain access to one of the world’s most followed mutual funds or want to establish a tactical tilt towards a specific sector of the corporate bond market, we outline 5 new, noteworthy ETFs of 2012′s first quarter [see also 4 sector ETFs Up Over 20% YTD]: WisdomTree Emerging Markets Corporate Bond Fund (EMCB) WisdomTree‘s new fund gives investors access to not one, but two potentially lucrative segments of the market: emerging markets [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Reviewing The New Bond Sector ETFs iShares Beefs Up Bond ETF Lineup March Roundup: Launches, Filings, and Closures iShares Rolls Out Ex-U.S. Junk Bond ETFs (EMHY, HYXU) Highlighting 10 Successful Active ETFs Not Named TRXT
Q1 of 2012 is officially on the books and the ETF industry is showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon. So far this year, investors have been introduced to some of the most intriguing products to have hit the markets, beefing up the list of more than 1,400 ETFs to chose from. As issuers continue to roll out new funds, investors now have access to even more ways to accomplish their investment objectives. Whether you’re looking to gain access to one of the world’s most followed mutual funds or want to establish a tactical tilt towards a specific sector of the corporate bond market, we outline 5 new, noteworthy ETFs of 2012′s first quarter [see also 4 sector ETFs Up Over 20% YTD]: WisdomTree Emerging Markets Corporate Bond Fund (EMCB) WisdomTree‘s new fund gives investors access to not one, but two potentially lucrative segments of the market: emerging markets [...]
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