Multi-Factor ETFs: What Are They and How Do They Work?
24 Jul 2023
Multi-factor ETFs provide exposure to stocks with different characteristics such as value and momentum, in the same product. These ETFs apply a rules-based quantitative process to select stocks based on the chosen factors.
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