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Ari Weinberg
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Ari Weinberg asked 19 days ago in Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)

How do actively managed ETFs work?

Exchange-traded funds are supposed to have portfolios that can be exchange (creation units) in order to remove any major arbitrage. Actively managed ETFs would elimate the possibility of arbitrage unless they only trade once a week. I don't really get how this is possible.

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