The options-income ETF took in $7 billion of 2026 inflows and is expected to join Goldman Sachs Asset Management in early 2027, pending the acquisition.
NEOS QQQI crossed $15 billion in assets after taking in $7 billion of 2026 inflows, according to ETF Trends.
The fund is expected to join Goldman Sachs Asset Management's lineup in early 2027, pending completion of the acquisition, ETF Trends reported.
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Derivative income funds hold about $230 billion, or roughly 59% of category assets, and have captured about two thirds of this year's flows so far.
The fund is expected to join Goldman Sachs Asset Management's lineup in early 2027, pending completion of the acquisition, ETF Trends reported.
The dispersion figure is the best quantitative argument active management has had in years, and GSAM's own framing shows what would have to change for it to hold.
Fixed income ETFs added €2.94 billion over the five days while Financials, the week-40 inflow leader, turned negative, Trackinsight data show.
DBC charges 0.84% and PDBC 0.59%—a 25 bps gap—with the active fund holding $7.9 billion.
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