In the Margins
Franklin Templeton Investments unveiled fees for its forthcoming smart-beta LibertyQ exchange-traded funds. Three of the ETFs will use factor-based methodologies that screen stocks for quality, value, momentum and low volatility, while the fourth will be currency-hedged. The four ETFs will charge between 0.35% and 0.55%, according to a filing. Read the original story from Barron's.
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