JPMorgan has made a significant move in the investment world by launching its largest-ever active exchange-traded fund (ETF), ...

JPMorgan launches the new Active High Yield ETF (ticker: JPHY) with a portfolio dedicated to at least 80% junk-rated bonds.

Junk bond ETFs are sold on the public market, making it easy for investors to buy and sell shares of the ETF. To invest in a high-yield bond fund , investors will need to open a brokerage account ...

High-yield bond ETFs tracked by Morningstar Direct–a group that includes all junk bond ETFs–average a 0.43% expense ratio. A whopping 89% of those high-yield-bond ETFs report a prospectus net ...

HYS tracks short-term junk bonds. While HYS has a high 30-day SEC yield of about 7.7%, the risk of this ETF makes it not worth it. The junk bond spread over 10-year treasury bonds suggests that we ...

Tactical high-yield ETFs were a mixed bag, with some strategies falling into the best 10 junk bond ETFs for the year to date, and others appearing on this worst-of list.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management launched its largest active exchange-traded fund on Wednesday, anchored by a $2 billion ...

Froth in the red-hot private credit marketplace is creating opportunities in the world of public high-yield debt, according to George Gatch, JPMorgan Asset Management’s chief executive officer.

The other option is to find individual ETFs that combine investment-grade and junk bonds. There are surprisingly few ETFs that cover the true total bond market.

Several options exist with expense ratios below 0.10% with the lowest being the Schwab High Yield Bond ETF (SCYB) at 0.03%. In my high yield bond ETF rankings, which are driven by a number of ...

Bond ETFs tend to be more liquid and cost-effective than bond mutual funds, and offer diversified bond holdings across a range of bond types, from U.S. Treasuries to junk bonds. Do Bond ETFs Pay ...

Rising interest rates are making shorter-duration, high-yielding junk bonds particularly attractive for income investors ...