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May 5, 2015

Joe Halpern Published in Bloomberg: Currency Hedged: ETFs vs Structured Notes

I recently had the opportunity to provide a “deconstructed note” column for one of Bloomberg’s periodicals – the Bloomberg Brief, April 30 2015 edition. In the article, I compare currency hedged ETFs to a popular structured note following a global basket of indexes and offering currency hedging. While content at Bloomberg Brief is typically behind a paywall, the editors at Bloomberg were kind enough to provide a link for our readers to access:

Guest Commentary: Favorable Forwards Make Currency-Hedged Notes Look Enticing

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