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Collateralized loan obligations may spur a new wave of ETFs

CNBC says CLOs are being discussed as a potential next “big push” for the ETF industry as investors weigh interest rate uncertainty.

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CNBC Markets, CNBC World, and CNBC Finance highlighted collateralized loan obligations, or CLOs, as a possible next growth area for exchange-traded funds, pointing to shifting investor demand amid ongoing interest rate uncertainty.

The outlets characterize CLOs as a “risk asset” gaining traction, suggesting the ETF wrapper could be the vehicle for broader access to the underlying strategy, rather than limiting it to traditional funds.

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