MLPs build, acquire and operate transportation assets. While investors link MLPs with energy, specifically natural gas and crude oil, they are more involved with transporting the commodities. Consequently, the performance of MLPs is less dependent on commodity prices than on how much of the commodity is pushed through. [Master Limited Partnerships]
“Infrastructure MLPs provide investors with a potential source of high income and distribution growth in a yield-starved environment,” Darren Schuringa, managing partner of Yorkville ETF Advisors, said in the press release. “YMLI represents Yorkville’s latest step toward offering a complete suite of products built on the firm’s extensive MLP research and asset management experience.”
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Max Chen contributed to this article.