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NEOS QQQI crosses $15 billion ahead of Goldman move
The options-income ETF took in $7 billion of 2026 inflows and is expected to join Goldman Sachs Asset Management in early 2027, pending the acquisition.
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NEOS QQQI crossed $15 billion in assets after taking in $7 billion of 2026 inflows, according to ETF Trends.
The fund is expected to join Goldman Sachs Asset Management's lineup in early 2027, pending completion of the acquisition, ETF Trends reported.
NEOS QQQI crossed $15 billion in assets after taking in $7 billion of 2026 inflows, according to ETF Trends.
The fund is expected to join Goldman Sachs Asset Management's lineup in early 2027, pending completion of the acquisition, ETF Trends reported.
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