Icahn calls BlackRock a 'dangerous' company
New York
BILLIONAIRE activist investor Carl Icahn on Wednesday lambasted BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, as an "extremely dangerous company" because of the prevalence of its exchange-traded fund products, which Mr Icahn deems illiquid.
"They sell liquidity," Mr Icahn said in reference to BlackRock's ETF business. "There is no liquidity. That's my point. And that's what's going to blow this up." Mr Icahn was speaking at the CNBC Institutional Investor Delivering Alpha Conference in New York, sharing the stag…
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