Investing: Passive income with bonds: With these ETFs you receive interest eight times a yearExecutive summary: Two asset managers introduced bond ETFs that pay interest eight times a year, allowing investors to build a bond portfolio with regular income and low price swings. The product gives retail investors a tool for predictable income amid market volatility, potentially shifting demand from traditional bond funds to ETF wrappers. Two unnamed ETF providers, retail investors, and Handelsblatt as the reporting outlet. Expect more providers to launch similar high‑frequency income ETFs and possible regulatory review of distribution‑frequency claims.Handelsblatt reports that two providers have launched bond‑ETF products designed to deliver regular income eight times per year, with minimal price volatility. The offering targets retail investors seeking predictable cash flows in a uncertain rate environment. While the concept mirrors laddered bond funds, the ETF wrapper adds tradability and lower entry barriers.Connected developmentsInvesting: Less AI and USA, more return – these three ETFs achieve itStructured products: regulators again call out these complex placements with disappointing returnsOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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