BlackRock preps managed futures ETF

Asset manager’s plans could open strategy to $400 billion-plus new asset pool

BlackRock New York office
BlackRock's New York office
Photo: Jerry Goldberg

The world’s largest asset manager is planning to launch a managed futures exchange-traded fund (ETF), a step that peers say will open the strategy to a pool of hundreds of billions of dollars of investor money.

BlackRock filed plans with the US Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this month for an actively managed trend-following ETF.

The iShares Managed Futures Active ETF will invest in stocks, bonds, commodities and foreign exchange, using mostly futures and forwards but also other

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