The growing population of exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, presents a rainbow of investment possibilities for tapping into the global capital and commodity markets. But in a world that's brimming ...

The note pays no interest, but the issuer, Barclays, will pay a cash payment at maturity equal to the gain on the Dow Jones-AIG Commodity Index total return. The maturity date is June 12, 2036.

How to Buy Exchange-Traded Notes These debt obligations are for investors looking to walk on the wild side. By Jeff Brown Contributor Oct. 3, 2016, at 9:43 a.m.

Exchange-traded notes never caught on with investors in a big way and new issuance has been curtailed amid increased regulatory scrutiny of banks’ capitalization and financial strength.

Still, there is more than $1.2 billion invested in the note, and it remains the largest broad-based, exchange-traded commodity product in the world... ETF or ETN.

Exchange-traded funds have been all the rage in recent years, providing all the benefits of index investing with greater tax efficiency and low, low fees. But investors need to be careful not to ...

In the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, and with some banks still in peril, exchange-traded notes, debt instruments that are backed by the financial strength of their issuing banks, are ...

As if things weren't confusing enough, a new type of exchange-traded product has hit the market: exchange-traded notes, or ETNs. In most respects they act just like exchange-traded funds, or ETFs ...

A good choice is Credit Suisse Exchange Traded Notes Linked to the Cushing 30 MLP Index . It tracks an index of 30 MLPs involved in the processing, transportation and storage of oil and gas.

Exchange-traded notes got a second black eye this past week. Barclays Bank PLC on Friday issued an investor alert about its $547 million iPath S&P GSCI Crude Oil Total Return Index ETN, urging ...

The rapid uptake of exchange-traded structured notes in the US has got the country’s mutual fund industry on the offensive. Its trade association is lobbying Congress to change the tax laws to make ...

Backers of exchange-traded notes are hoping financial markets settle down enough for investors to see the investment’s advantages rather than just its credit-related risks.