John Hancock Corporate Bond ETF [JHCB] Stock Forecast

Fixed-income investors should look to fixed income strategies like corporate credit and mortgage-backed securities-related exchange traded funds that can help better adapt to rapidly changing market conditions.

In a rising interest rate environment, many investors struggle to properly balance their fixed income portfolios to provide real diversification while still maintaining income generation. In the upcoming webcast, Why Corporate Credit and Mortgage-Backed Securities Can Prosper in Rising Rate Environments, Pranay Sonalkar, portfolio manager at U.S.

With rising rates and inflation causing so much uncertainty, advisors planning portfolios, particularly the fixed income portions, “really need to come up with some additional non-traditional ways of gaining that income,” according to Steve Deroian, U.S. co-head of retail product at John Hancock. “We don't know where the market's going to go, and we don't [.

Investors should consider an actively managed fixed income exchange traded fund strategy that is equipped for rapidly changing market conditions. In the recent webcast, They're Back: The (Renewed) Case for Corporate Bonds, Will Creedon, Director of ETF Capital Markets, John Hancock Investments, explained the benefits of using an ETF wrapper with an actively managed investment [.

As interest rates emerge from the depths, bond investors are faced with a tough challenge. How can advisors balance attractive yield generation against potential credit and interest rate risk?

John Hancock Investment Management is now part of the fast-growing actively managed fixed income ETFs by virtue of Wednesday's debut of the John Hancock Corporate Bond ETF (JHCB). “The new ETF is actively managed and seeks a high level of current income consistent with prudent investment risk.

On Wednesday, John Hancock Investment Management LLC announced the launch of the John Hancock Corporate Bond ETF (JHCB). The ETF is the first fixed income ETF advised by the firm and is sub-advised by Manulife Investment Management (US) LLC, John Hancock Investment's affiliated asset manager.