IndexIQ adds two new ESG ETFs
Oct 27th, 2022 | By James Lord, CFA
IndexIQ, a subsidiary of New York Life Investments, has launched two new ESG-aligned ETFs providing exposure to high yield securities and US mid-cap equities.
IndexIQ, a subsidiary of New York Life Investments, has launched two new ESG-aligned ETFs providing exposure to high yield securities and US mid-cap equities.
IndexIQ has launched a new actively managed fixed income ETF which seeks to provide a high level of income by investing across multiple bond sectors globally.
IndexIQ, a subsidiary of New York Life Investments, has debuted its first actively managed semi-transparent ETFs with the introduction of two funds targeting US-listed large-cap growth stocks.
IndexIQ has rolled out a trio of new thematic equity ETFs targeting companies that are significantly investing in research and development.
IndexIQ, a subsidiary of New York Life Investments, has launched a new actively managed fixed income ETF targeting municipal securities issued by the US State of California.
IndexIQ, a subsidiary of New York Life Investments, has expanded its ‘dual impact’ family of thematic equity strategies with the launch of three new ETFs on NYSE Arca.
IndexIQ has launched the IQ MacKay ESG Core Plus Bond ETF (ESGB US), a new actively managed ETF on NYSE Arca designed to serve as a core holding in socially responsible fixed income portfolios.
By Salvatore J. Bruno, Chief Investment Officer; and Kelly Ye, Director of Research at IndexIQ.
The past year saw high yield bonds rally strongly in the wake of March’s Covid-driven selloff as growth rebounded and a widely expected wave of corporate bankruptcies failed to materialize.
IndexIQ has teamed up with the American Heart Association to launch the IQ Healthy Hearts ETF (HART US), a thematic ETF offering exposure to health care companies that treat cardiovascular diseases as well as firms supporting a heart-healthy lifestyle.
By Salvatore J. Bruno, Chief Investment Officer, IndexIQ.
The coronavirus has impacted different countries with differing severity at different times, so it stands to reason the economic recovery will move forward in different ways as well.