SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan ETF News

SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan ETF seeks to provide current income while preserving capital by investing in senior loans. SRLN is overweight in single-B leveraged loans and has a low concentration in CCC

Morgan Stanley Investment Management's active senior loan ETF is a compelling offering in the current environment. Investors have increasingly looked to senior loan ETFs in recent history instead of h

When the Exchange conference starts on Monday, advisors will have a new active floating rate bond ETF to learn about. It's one that's backed by a firm with a rich heritage in the investment style.

Floating rate investments like SRLN may see lower forward returns due to the Fed's plan to lower interest rates in 2024. SRLN has underperformed passive leveraged loan ETFs and has not lived up to its

SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan ETF provides exposure to senior loans and aims to generate current income while preserving capital. Senior loans are high-yield debt obligations backed by the borrower's as

Federal Reserve hikes have led to strong dividend growth in most variable rate securities and funds. Two of these are senior loans and CLO debt tranches. A look at the similarities, and differences, b

Senior loan ETFs can offer protection against rising interest rates.

Investing in a bank loan ETF can offer a compelling yield while helping maintain defensive portfolio positioning. In the current environment, investors who want to generate as much yield as possible m

Senior loans currently yield more than most relevant fixed-income sub-asset classes. SRLN is an actively-managed senior loan ETF, offering investors a growing 7.4% yield. An overview of the fund follo

Floating rate securities offer investors strong, above-average yields with little in interest rate risk. There are several ETFs focusing on these securities. Three stand out, and offer strong investme

Leveraged loan defaults are heading for the third-worst year in history as Federal Reserve interest rate hikes take a toll, according to Goldman Sachs.

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It's a new era out there for fixed income investors. After years of suffering through a prolonged low rate environment, interest rates have risen to more historically typical levels.

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