
Nouriel Roubini, an economist known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, is set to enter the ETF market with the launch of the Atlas America Fund. This fund is part of a growing trend as Wall Street veterans increasingly explore opportunities within the $9.4 trillion ETF universe. Roubini's involvement highlights the magnetic appeal of ETFs, which continue to attract prominent figures in finance. Concurrently, Goldman Sachs is preparing to sell a significant risk transfer bond associated with a portfolio of approximately $2 billion in private fund loans, showcasing the ongoing interest in private credit investments. This move aligns with the broader narrative of private credit becoming a favored asset class among investors on Wall Street.





Launching ETF = putting your $$$ where your mouth is… Nouriel Roubini a portfolio manager on new ETF filing, the Atlas America Fund. Nobody can resist allure of ETF space. Fascinated to watch. @EricBalchunas & I offer some thoughts. via @BenjiWriter https://t.co/rfPbNw8kwM https://t.co/bmNu0pzq1s
Race for the Prize: Nice look at the growing resources being deployed by big boy ETF issuers to get private equity into the ETF wrapper. How do you do it tho given PE is illiquid? Swaps perhaps? ETNs? That's what they trying to figure out. Whoever can crack the code stands to…
Trying to make a market call when Tom Lee and Nouriel Roubini launch ETF's in the same week https://t.co/o9q2uHA22v