FlexShares Credit-Scored US Long ETF News

M&A was almost dormant in 2023. In the US, as a proportion of the market value of the benchmark equity indices, it fell to its lowest level in 20 years, according to McKinsey. Credit investors are not

As the Fed continues to hike interest rates to curb inflation, the corporate bond market is experiencing an increase in default rates.

Market participants are fearing a recession in 2023. Is the fear exaggerated?

Per Goldman Sachs, 2023 bond yields will surpass stock dividends. Should you tap bond ETFs for 2023?

The Fed will continue to hike rates to tame inflation. This may slower economic growth and result in stagflation.

The market is rife with high inflation risks and lower growth, meaning a stagflationary scenario for the most developed economies, including the United States.

Goldman Sachs says that stagflation has reached the economy. Here's is how to save your ETF portfolio from stagflation.

Investors looking for a steady stream of income should look no further than the FlexShares Credit-Scored U.S. Long Corporate Bond Index Fund (LKOR). LKOR tops the charts with an annual dividend yield

Market shocks have returned to the major stock market indexes after the identification of a new COVID-19 variant, but a multi-asset strategy can help dampen the impact. Even before news of the variant

Patience is a virtue, and that especially rings true for fixed income investing, so the long-term horizon is where investors should focus in this tricky market environment. Fixed income appeals to ult

Even while the effects of the ongoing pandemic are slowly dissipating, the risk of default is always apparent when investing in corporate debt issues, which can be addressed with a pair of FlexShares

The tightening of credit spreads may dissuade fixed income investors from heading into corporate bonds, but an added dose of scoring efficiency can help ease credit risk concerns with the FlexShares C

Ark Investment Management founder Cathie Wood deserves cryptocurrency demands 20% weight in your portfolio while bonds and equities should take other 20% and 60%, respectively.

No two corporate bonds are alike. With varying degrees of quality, strategies like the FlexShares Credit‐Scored US Long Corporate Bond Index Fund (CBOE: LKOR) are crucial.

Northern Trust’s FlexShares® Exchange Traded Funds today announced new underlying indices for two of its bond funds, effective immediately. The Credit