A recently launched ETF actively managed by State Street Global Advisors has been drawing attention for bringing private ...
Kirsten Chang' in paragraphs 7 and 11)By Suzanne McGeeNEW YORK (Reuters) - State Street Global Advisors' much-anticipated ...
Questions remain as to how the fund managed to bypass key concerns over its name and asset mix during the SEC approval ...
New ETF touted for breaking new ground contains just 5% private credit exposure despite regulatory approval for much higher ...
A recently launched exchange-traded fund actively managed by State Street Global Advisors has been drawing attention for bringing private credit to the masses in a way ETFs had not yet done.
SSGA Funds Management is a subsidiary of State Street Corp., while State Street Global Advisors is the investment management ...
Private credit has exploded in popularity, but it might not be the best fit for your portfolio.
Wall Street is eager to provide access to private equity and credit to the masses, and ETFs are the obvious wrapper.
The letter came after the ETF officially launched on Feb. 27, debuting on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker “PRIV.
Shares in financial firm State Street (STT) climbed today after regulators gave the green light to a groundbreaking private-credit exchange ...
Even the most advanced financial engineering may not be able to solve the almost immutable laws of financial markets ...
But sources suggest the SEC’s unexpected post-approval examination of the fund won’t have broader implications on the nascent ...