Exchange Traded Fund

Author: Gary Gensler
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: With the growing scale of the U.S. derivatives market, the era of blue-chip investment represented by fund investment is approaching, imminent. This series of books covers mainstream products in the international fund industry today, including hedge funds, index funds, pension funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and investment portfolios of various asset classes such as bonds and stocks. As carefully selected outstanding works, this series includes representative titles. For example, the book "Strategic Asset Allocation" written by renowned financial economist John Y. Campbell and others was honored with the "Samuelson Prize in 2002." This book provides a detailed explanation of the reasons for the growth of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and how to use ETFs to achieve profits, aiming to help investors use open-ended ETFs wisely and effectively. As an acknowledged expert in open-ended ETFs, the author of this book, Gary Gensler, joined Newhaven (Nrbeen) Investment Company in March 2003 as the Director of Reception for the ETF Product Advisory Department, establishing Newhaven Investment Company's leadership position in the ETF field.