“We’ve got advisor bond sleeves that are low in rate. Now lower in credit risk, and really more in a stability posture I would describe,” Nolan said.
As financial advisors work closely with ETF providers, a provider may suggest ETF options that would help advisors know what options are available. For instance, those who are pursing yields may find credit and fixed-income options through bond ETFs or even dividend-generating strategies through stock ETFs.
“We have to carefully balance how we approach those things,” Nolan added.
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