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Active investing making a comeback in ETFs

Active investing making a comeback in ETFs

CNBC07-07-2025
Roger Hallam, Vanguard global head of rates, sits down with CNBC's Dom Chu to discuss the firm's new active ETFs launching this week, including its Vanguard Government Securities Active ETF. Hallam gets into the strategy behind the fund and why now is the time to go active.
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