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Capital solutions has become a catch-all moniker within private markets, leaving many asset allocators to scratch their heads as to what these funds actually do and the risks they take.

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Not all income-focused securities are created equal. Just because a product has "preferred" or "loan" in the name does not mean it behaves like every other securities with a similar label.

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PFLD focuses on preferred stocks and bonds with varying yields and maturities. Read how this ETF presents a mix of income-generating securities for investors.

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Preferred equity sits lower on the capital stack than bonds. Check out preferred securities ETFs, focused on dividend yields and performance metrics.

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Advisors Asset Management (AAM), a leading investment solutions provider, announced today that its AAM Low Duration Preferred & Income Securities ETF (NYSE: PFLD) has surpassed $500 million in assets under management (AUM).

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PFLD ETF markets itself as a low duration portfolio, less sensitive to rate changes. Check out how the analysis argues that claim is debatable.

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Wall Street sprinted back from last week’s slump on Tuesday, fueled by Trump’s trade policy spin cycle, a jolt in consumer confidence, and falling bond yields.

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Globally, policymakers are balancing energy security, reliability and affordability with environmental goals. Click to read.

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The global economy is increasingly vulnerable to disruptions. Commercial banks can act as financiers and information brokers, helping firms weather shocks and reconfigure their supply chains

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For the quarter we are in, I/B/E/S estimates of S&P 500 quarterly earnings per share is that it will gain +5.8%, while growing net income +4.3%. Click to read.

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Long-end yields are experiencing some relief, but we think US yields will find it particularly difficult to shake off a bearish taint over the coming weeks and months.

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The Fed’s processes are designed to minimize the cost of capital while the president’s tactics seem to be raising it - who’s right and who’s wrong? Read more here...