BlackRock files for ETF share classes on five active mutual funds with nearly USD 55 billion in assets
Bitget2026/09/29 12:03- BlackRock filed with the SEC to add ETF share classes to five active mutual funds with nearly $55 billion in combined assets.
- Plans cover strategies in high yield, municipal bonds, and equity dividend, broadening access to existing active portfolios via ETFs.
- Each ETF share class would trade on an exchange while investing in the same underlying portfolio as the mutual fund share classes.
- The structure would not create a separate strategy or require existing mutual fund shareholders to move their holdings.
- iShares is the third-largest active ETF issuer globally, with nearly $190 billion in assets as of Aug. 31, 2026.
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