Now well past $6 trillion in assets, the U.S. ETF industry has become a behemoth, and much of that growth has been driven by financial advisors drawn to the exposures, tradability and lower fees ETFs can provide. Beyond using them as tools in clients’ portfolios, however, many advisors are now starting to consider building their own ETFs, often seeking to convert a separately managed account strategy to an ETF wrapper.
The benefits can seem tantalizing. Clients often receive more favorable tax treatment when using the ETF...
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