BlackRock Flexible Income ETF

BINC

Valor de mercado US$ 16,5 bi

BlackRock's iShares Flexible Income Active ETF has demonstrated resilience in 2026, outperforming passive peers amid a sharp 150 bps rate spike. BINC's active management reduced duration to 3.23 years and shifted exposure toward non-U.S. credits, limiting downside and enhancing portfolio flexibility. With 34% below investment grade and a 5.5% SEC yield, BINC is positioned to benefit if rates reverse, already pricing in four additional Fed hikes.

BINC is one of my top-income ETFs, due to the fund's strong, well-balanced investment thesis. BINC is incredibly well-diversified, with below-average risk, an above-average 5.9% dividend yield, and strong risk-adjusted performance. FLXR is incredibly similar to BINC, so I thought to compare the funds in this article.

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