BlackRock (BLK) has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to potentially launch and offer the iShares Nasdaq 100 ETF (IQQ), which would follow the technology-heavy index and trade under the ticker IQQ, according to a regulatory filing. Fees for the fund were not yet listed. Should it launch, IQQ would become one of just a handful of U.S.-listed ETFs to solely track the Nasdaq 100, and the first one to not be managed by Invesco (IVZ). Exchange-operator Nasdaq (NDAQ) has been “historically selective about licensing out its namesake index,” Bloomberg has noted.
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