Questions arise about the wisdom of holding illiquid investments in a format aimed at liquidity. - State Street/Apollo’s ...

Hampton: Private equity ETFs and private credit ETFs are a new frontier of investing. That’s how it’s described for your session at MIC. Are these ETFs here to stay, or could they fade away?

The private credit ETF race is heating up Three asset managers have submitted regulatory filings in a bid to capture a valuable first-mover advantage. SEP 18, 2024 ...

Here are seven of the best ETFs for private equity and private credit exposure in 2025: ETF: SEC 30-day yield: Expense ratio: VanEck BDC Income ETF : 9.1%: 12.86%* BondBloxx Private Credit CLO ETF : ...

More than 700 ETFs launched last year, including ones that hold crypto or make leveraged bets on individual stocks like ...

“Not much” to start, said Aniket Ullal, head of ETF research and analytics at CFRA Research. Based on his analysis, the new fund had around 5% exposure to private credit on March 3, he said in ...

SPDR SSGA Apollo IG Public & Private Credit ETF faces potential liquidity issues despite its attractive investment strategy. Read why I'm neutral on PRIV fund.

State Street and Apollo's private credit ETF contains 80% investment-grade debt securities, up to 20% of non-investment grade securities, and up to 15% of assets in private funds.

As private credit investments become increasingly popular with retail investors, the asset class may lose the very features that make it appealing in the first place, a paper from staff at the Bank ...

BondBloxx, a fixed-income ETF provider, has announced the launch of the industry’s first-ever exchange-traded fund with direct exposure to private credit. Specifically, the BondBloxx Private ...

The ETF caps investments deemed illiquid at 15% to conform with SEC requirements, but its private credit exposure is expected to comprise 10% to 35% of the portfolio, the fund’s registration ...

The SPDR SSGA Apollo IG Public & Private Credit ETF has "received significant industry attention because it proposes to hold between 10% and 35% (and potentially even more) ...