NAV Trading
is where the dealer and client agree to trade the ETF
at a price that is tied to its future net asset value per
share. The price is usually quoted as NAV plus or
minus basis points (bps).
Trading active ETFs
is where the dealer and client agree to trade the ETF
at a price that is tied to its future net asset value per
share. The price is usually quoted as NAV plus or
minus basis points (bps).
is a common alternative to NAV trading. It involves
the client requesting an intraday price from one or
more brokers that it can act upon immediately.
Investors can get price quotes any time during the
trading day. This method of trading may be
advantageous to clients looking to execute orders
quickly at one price.
is where the client employs a broker to act on their
behalf in order to trade the ETF in the secondary
market (via the stock exchange or over the counter).
This method is similar in execution to risk trading.
The client, rather than the broker, bears the market
risk.
Ways to trade active ETFs
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