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Fidelity Is Said To Plan Jump Into ETFs With Active Funds
August 06, 2012
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Fidelity Investments, the Boston-based firm known for its income-oriented stock funds, sets its eyes on the actively managed ETF space and hopes to become the dominant force through a series of industry-focused equity funds, according to an article published on Bloomberg. The firm’s ETF division is set to be in Denver and will be headed by Anthony Rochte, a former managing director at State Street Global Advisors, according to an unnamed source. Fidelity has yet to make any official statements. To read more of the report, go to Bloomberg.com. |
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