Liquid Strategies, the parent of Overlay Shares exchange-traded funds (ETFs), announced the Overlay Shares Core Bond ETF (OVB) has crossed $100 million in assets under management since it began trading on the NYSE Arca in October. OVB aims to generate income by attaching an income overlay to a passively managed index ETF in order to boost yield. OVB can serve as a standalone investment solution or as a building block for combined asset allocation.
The Overlay Shares ETF suite features five sought-after and highly liquid index ETFs with each ETF employing a disciplined risk-managed overlay strategy focused on generating tax-efficient income on top of underlying core ETF assets.
- Overlay Shares Large Cap Equity ETF (ticker: OVL)
- Overlay Shares Small Cap Equity ETF (ticker: OVS)
- Overlay Shares Foreign Equity ETF (ticker: OVF)
- Overlay Shares Core Bond ETF (ticker: OVB)
- Overlay Shares Municipal Bond ETF (ticker: OVM)
"We believe the income solutions that we've built into our Overlay Shares ETF suite not only provide access to better income, but does so in a diversifying way that can complement existing portfolio holdings on a total return and risk profile basis as well," said Justin Boller, Portfolio Manager for Liquid Strategies and Overlay Shares.
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