BlackRock Total Return ETF company info

What does BlackRock Total Return ETF do?

BlackRock Total Return ETF (NASDAQ:BRTR) is a fund managed by BlackRock that focuses on achieving high income and capital appreciation through a diversified portfolio, comprising mainly of bonds and debt securities. Its investment strategy is rooted in leveraging BlackRock's comprehensive analysis and research capabilities to select securities that can potentially offer the best returns adapted to different market conditions. The fund's objectives are to provide investors with a combination of long-term growth and income, making it suitable for those looking for balanced exposure in the fixed income market. By prioritizing investments in high-quality debt from reputable issuers, BlackRock Total Return ETF aims to maintain a solid risk-reward balance, aligning with the financial goals of a broad range of investors.
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Company Snapshot

Is BlackRock Total Return ETF a public or private company?

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Ownership

Public

How many people does BlackRock Total Return ETF employ?

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Employees

25,574

What sector is BlackRock Total Return ETF in?

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Sector

ETF

Where is the head office for BlackRock Total Return ETF?

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Head Office

New York, United States

What year was BlackRock Total Return ETF founded?

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Year Founded

2023

What does BlackRock Total Return ETF specialise in?

/Bond Holdings /Active Management /Diversified Portfolio /Monthly Dividends /Global Exposure /Risk Management

What are the products and/or services of BlackRock Total Return ETF?

Overview of BlackRock Total Return ETF offerings
Diversified portfolio management aiming at total return through a mix of equities, bonds, and other securities.
Active management strategies to adjust portfolio allocations based on market conditions.
Focus on sustainable and socially responsible investing criteria.
Broad exposure to U.S. and international markets for enhanced diversification.
Income generation through investments in high yield and investment-grade bonds.
Risk management practices to mitigate volatility and protect investment capital.