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Last year was a good year for most asset classes, as investor portfolios continued to recover from the recent recession. The difference in performance between many comparable funds was significant, and many of the best performers of 2010 are relatively small funds that maintain considerably smaller asset bases than their more popular competitors. Below, we profiled the top performing ETFs in more than 60 ETFdb Categories covering all major asset classes. ETFs that launched in 2010 were excluded, as were those that stopped trading during the year [for more ETF insights, sign up for our free ETF newsletter]: [click to continue…]

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iShares Launches Two New Fixed Income ETFs

by Eric Dutram on December 9, 2009

iShares, the world’s largest ETF provider, launched two new bond ETFs on Wednesday, the iShares 10+ Year Credit Bond Fund (CLY) and the iShares 10+ Year Government/Credit Bond Fund (GLJ). The two funds round out iShares’ fixed income ETF line by providing investors exposure to the back end of the yield curve. The two funds, both with an expense ratio of 0.20%, rebalance monthly and focus on bond issues that have at least 10 years left to maturity and a face value of at least $250 million. [click to continue…]

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iShares To Expand Corporate Bond ETF Coverage

by Michael Johnston on October 12, 2009

San Francisco-based iShares, the established market leader in the bond ETF space, has filed for two additional ETFs that would expand its coverage of fixed income ETF opportunities. The two new proposed funds include:

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