HYLD for example is a fund that we have profiled here on several occasions since its December 2010 launch that for at least some time period, was considered by unfortunate flawed popular convention, too thinly traded or “small” to establish institutional sized positions in.
This of course proved not to be true, and the fund is an unabashed winner in the active camp, raising more than $1 billion since its inception putting it at number six in terms of all High Yield Corporate Bond ETFs in the U.S. landscape in terms of asset levels.
Fast forward the calendar less than four years, and now we see HYLD not only being used as a standalone, but also as part of the investment methodology of DBIZ, another actively managed ETF, at this juncture. These kind of findings keep us ever fascinated in the space as things are rarely standing still.
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