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New Treasury ETFs launch as fixed income ETFs enter “sweet spot”
A new series of exchange-traded funds launched on Tuesday will make it easier for individual and institutional investors to trade the most current individual benchmark U.S. Treasuries, highlighting the maturing of ETFs in the fixed income space. The US Benchmark Series, a collaboration between F/m’s North Slope Capital LLC and Genoa Asset Management LLC, aims to change that, with 10-year and two-year Treasury ETFs, as well as three-month bill ETF that will hold each maturity’s most current Treasuries. “This gives (investors) a tool to say, we really want to focus on how we execute our investment strategy, as opposed to how effectively we trade Treasury bonds,” said F/m President Alex Morris.
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