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The 16 pages that link to Exchange-traded fund, each with the reason it gives.

• Capital gains taxRelated: Fund distributions and sales can both affect an investor’s taxable gains.

• Index fundBroader topic: Many index funds use this structure, combining index exposure with intraday trading.

• Corporate bondRelated: Bond ETFs give investors diversified exposure to corporate bonds through exchange-traded shares.

• Stock exchangeRelated: ETFs use exchange trading to give investors access to diversified portfolios.

• Hedge fundCompared with: ETFs trade throughout the day and commonly provide more liquidity and disclosure than hedge funds.

• Mutual fundCompared with: Unlike conventional open-end mutual funds, ETFs trade intraday at market prices.

• London Stock ExchangeRelated: ETFs listed in London provide exchange-traded access to diversified investments.

• Secondary marketBroader topic: ETF shares combine pooled investments with continuous exchange trading.

• Stock marketRelated: ETFs let investors trade diversified portfolios through stock-market venues.

• Shanghai Stock ExchangeNarrower topic: The exchange lists funds that provide diversified or index-linked investment exposure.

• Bullion coinCompared with: It can provide exposure to precious metals without owning physical coins.

• Investment fundBroader topic: It combines pooled holdings with intraday exchange trading.

• Stock market indexRelated: Many ETFs track stock indexes, giving investors tradable exposure to their constituents.

• BlackRockBroader topic: BlackRock is a leading provider of ETFs through its iShares business.

• The Vanguard GroupNarrower topic: Vanguard became one of the largest providers of ETFs, expanding their role in investing.

• Hong Kong Stock ExchangeRelated: Hong Kong’s market lists ETFs that provide access to securities and asset classes.