State Street CorpState Street launched a low-fee Nasdaq 100 ETF, positioning it to capture market share and fee revenue.
State Street launched its SPDR Portfolio Nasdaq 100 fund last week and BlackRock's iShares filed in April to launch its own Nasdaq 100 ETF, increasing competition for Invesco's QQQ which holds roughly $480 billion in assets. State Street's fund charges 0.10% compared to QQQ's 0.18%, potentially sparking a fee war that benefits investors. The new funds will have to buy SpaceX stock when it joins the Nasdaq 100 index next week, though its weighting is expected to be under 1% due to a modest float of around 550 million shares under Nasdaq's fast-tracking rule.
State Street CorpState Street launched a low-fee Nasdaq 100 ETF, positioning it to capture market share and fee revenue.
BlackRock IncBlackRock filed to launch a Nasdaq 100 ETF, expanding its product lineup and potential fee revenue.
Invesco PlcNew lower-fee Nasdaq 100 ETFs from State Street and BlackRock threaten Invesco's QQQ market share and could spark a fee war.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A Common StockSpaceX will be added to the Nasdaq 100 index, forcing new ETFs to buy its stock, increasing demand.