Americas ETF News for the Past 90 Days
you are currently viewing:VanEck Debuts EMBX, Bringing Active Emerging Markets Bond Strategy with ETF Efficiency to InvestorsOctober 6, 2025--Now trading under the ticker symbol EMBX, investors gain access to VanEck's world-class active Emerging Markets Bond team and flagship strategy with the daily transparency, intraday liquidity and efficiency of an ETF structure VanEck announced that the VanEck Emerging Markets Bond ETF (Ticker: EMBX) begins trading today, completing its conversion from a traditional open-end mutual fund formerly known as the VanEck Emerging Markets Bond Fund. The conversion, executed on a tax-free basis1 for existing shareholders, maintains the strategy's experienced portfolio management team, established long-term track record, and disciplined, high-conviction approach to investing across sovereign and corporate issuers in both U.S. dollar- and local currency-denominated bonds. Source: VanEck |
Symmetry Partners Selects SEI's Advisors' Inner Circle Fund to Launch First ETF
September 17, 2025-Platform Offers Turnkey Operational Support for Investment Managers Seeking Diversified, Innovative Strategies
SEI (NASDAQ:SEIC) today announced that Symmetry Partners has selected the Advisors' Inner Circle Fund(AIC) platform to launch its first ETF, the Symmetry Panoramic Sector Momentum ETF (NASDAQ: SMOM) on Sept. 10, 2025.
Tradr Launches First Mover Leveraged ETFs on CLSK, CRDO, ENPH, GS and U
September 16, 2025- Tradr ETFs, a provider of ETFs designed for sophisticated investors and professional traders, today announced the launch of five new single stock leveraged ETFs. All five funds are first-to-market strategies and will be listed on Cboe. The funds aim to deliver twice (200%) the daily performance of a specific underlying stock.
T. Rowe Price campaign emphasizes how active exchange traded funds (ETFs) Can help investors manage market volatility
September 16, 2025-Visually engaging upside-down, multi-platform promotion encourages financial professionals to consider active ETFs when volatility flips the market
