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Deutsche Bank price ploy to test users of junk-bond ETFs: Gadfly
Published Thu, Dec 8, 2016 · 09:50 PM
New York
A DEUTSCHE Bank investment arm thinks it has an "innovative" solution to a big problem.
The US$804 billion money manager is late to the fastest-growing segment of debt investing, exchange-traded funds. And its assets have shrunk at a time when passive investing is hot and active is not. So it's trying to break into one of the brighter spots in the ETF industry.
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