The ETF Show - Tipping Point for Active Fixed Income

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American Century Investments Head of ETFs Ed Rosenberg reflects on the rise of active ETFs, fixed income allocations, value vs. growth, and why he says potential tax changes have sparked inflows into ETFs. PIMCO EVP and Product Strategist Avi Sharon also reflects on how the ETF space has evolved since PIMCO launched its first active fixed income ETFs back in 2009.
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