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At Close: Jun 03, 2026
Get Max Yield With HYGV as 30-Year Note Falls to New Low
01:31pm, Wednesday, 10'th Nov 2021
To get more yield, fixed income investors typically have to go far out on the yield curve, but with the benchmark 30-year Treasury note hitting lows, high-yield options are available. One such ETF to
While Investors Jump Back Into High Yield, This ETF Focuses on Value
02:11pm, Monday, 25'th Oct 2021
An influx of bond investors are heading back into high yield, making exchange traded funds (ETFs) like the FlexShares High Yield Value-Scored Bond Index Fund (HYGV) an option to consider. While the
Get Value-Added High Yield Exposure With “HYGV”
01:55pm, Thursday, 02'nd Sep 2021
Getting high yield exposure doesn't mean fixed income investors have to settle for the riskiest debt when you add a value-added strategy to the mix with ETFs such as the FlexShares High Yield Value-S
Indexed Fixed Income Is Making Inroads in the Bond Space
12:29pm, Tuesday, 17'th Aug 2021
An active management style gives bond investors a more dynamic solution for their portfolios, but a recent State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) report has pointed to the sustained move toward indexed
Junk Bond ETFs on a Tear: Here's Why
11:35am, Thursday, 15'th Jul 2021
Per a CNBC article, junk bonds are not so worthless anymore, as corporate earnings have been improving along with economic reopening and vaccine distribution.
A Pair of Options for Fixed Income Investors Seeking More Yield
12:17pm, Thursday, 08'th Jul 2021
Even with the threat of rising rates, yields are still low by historical standards. Fixed income investors looking to extract more yield have a pair of options from FlexShares.
Mitigate Risk While Still Getting High Yield With “HYGV”
11:39am, Friday, 25'th Jun 2021
While high yield debt is an option to consider in the current fixed income environment, some investors may not want the added risk, but an option to consider is the FlexShares High Yield Value-Scored
Brisk High-Yield Issuance Is More Help than Hurdle for ‘HYGV'
11:47am, Friday, 23'rd Apr 2021
A spate of fresh high-yield corporate debt supply is coming to market, but that's not weighing on the FlexShares High Yield Value-Scored Bond Index Fund (NYSEArca: HYGV). HYGV's index tracks the perfo
EM Bond Spreads Are Narrowing. The High-Yield ‘HYGV' Is All Ears
10:58am, Friday, 12'th Mar 2021
An emerging credit spread scenario could highlight opportunity with funds like the FlexShares High Yield Value-Scored Bond Index Fund (NYSEArca: HYGV). HYGV's index reflects the performance of a broad
The Crucial Junk Bond Metric You Haven't Heard Of
09:36am, Friday, 12'th Feb 2021
Many casual bond investors don't hear much about expected default frequency (EDF), but the current state affairs on that front could be signaling opportunity with exchange traded funds such as the Fle
Don't Ditch Your Junk Bonds: Making a Case for ‘HYGV'
11:23am, Wednesday, 03'rd Feb 2021
High-yield corporate bonds are off to a solid start in 2021, but data indicate market participants are retreating from the asset class. Investors can calm their nerves with the FlexShares High Yield V
‘HYGV': Grab Inflation Fighting Power from High Yield Bonds
01:47pm, Monday, 01'st Feb 2021
Inflation shouldn't chase income investors from high yield corporate debt. That's particularly true if they embrace quality strategies such as the FlexShares High Yield Value-Scored Bond Index Fund (N
A Safe, Quality Approach to Junk Bonds: The HYGV ETF
09:14am, Monday, 25'th Jan 2021
High-yield corporate bonds are off to solid starts in the new year. But that's not license for investors to take on too much risk.
Junk Bond Yields Are Faltering, But the HYGV ETF Isn't
10:02am, Friday, 04'th Dec 2020
As if it's not hard enough to source yield this year, yields on junk-rated corporate debt are declining. However, that scenario doesn't dent the case for the FlexShares High Yield Value-Scored Bond In
Junk Bond Analysis: The Right Choice for Long-Term Investors?
10:01am, Monday, 09'th Nov 2020
Junk bonds and the related exchange traded funds are usually more volatile than their investment-grade and U.S. government debt counterparts, but with the right strategies, investors can turn that to
