IndexIQ’S IQ U.S. Real Estate Small Cap ETF Completes Transition to Track IQ CBRE NextGen Real Estate Index (Ticker: ROOF)
IndexIQ has announced that its U.S. Real Estate Small Cap ETF has transitioned to track the IQ CBRE NextGen Real Estate Index, now renamed the IQ CBRE NextGen Real Estate ETF. This change includes a reduction in management fees from 0.69% to 0.60%. The ETF aims to provide exposure to U.S. and foreign companies benefiting from significant economic trends over the long term. The index will consist of 75-150 real estate securities and will be rebalanced quarterly, focusing on sectors impacted by digital transformation, eCommerce, and generational change.
- Management fee reduced from 0.69% to 0.60%.
- The fund now tracks the IQ CBRE NextGen Real Estate Index, targeting emerging trends in real estate.
- Exposure to 75-150 securities allows for diversified investment in critical areas of real estate.
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The ETF lowered its management fee and is tracking a new underlying index, the IQ CBRE NextGen Real Estate Index
Under these changes, the Fund seeks to provide exposure to real estate sectors and companies that are expected to benefit from large trends (“NextGen Trends”) affecting the global economy over a secular, multi-year time horizon. The New Underlying Index will primarily provide exposure to
The NextGen Trends are focused on property sectors aligned with the following:
- Digital Transformation: Companies in the technology real estate sector owning, operating, and developing cell tower, fiber network, and data center assets which enable the growth of data and digital communications
- eCommerce Revolution: Companies in the industrial sector owning, operating, and developing logistics facilities where products are stored and shipped to the end user and may benefit from the long-term growth of online sales
- Generational Change: Companies within the healthcare and residential real estate sectors that provide exposure to life science facilities, skilled nursing facilities, senior living facilities, multifamily residential, single family for rent, and student housing to capitalize on demand from aging populations, increased healthcare spending, and rising home ownership costs.
“There’s been a big shift in the real estate market particularly in the last couple of years, and we’re now witnessing a new wave of trends emerge within the sector that we believe are valuable to have in the portfolio. It remains a priority for us to regularly evaluate our lineup and enhance our product solutions to best fit the needs of our clients. We’re excited to be leveraging the tenured expertise from global real estate leader
“This is an exciting opportunity to align with
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