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Best practices for large ETF trades
October 12, 2022
Learn more about ETFs

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer the flexibility to trade shares on an exchange throughout the day.


However, this greater flexibility can come with more complexity, especially with larger trades. Capital Group’s Donald Kernizan, ETF Capital Markets senior manager, and John Finneran, ETF sales specialist, recently stopped by the New York Stock Exchange to help clear up some of the intricacies of large ETF trades.


Check out the two-minute video below for insights into:

  • What’s an ETF block trade
  • Pursuing quality trade execution
  • How Capital Group can help

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For more information about Capital Group’s ETFs, call our RIA support line at (800) 421-5450 or contact your relationship manager or specialist directly. 

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