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An exchange traded fund that tracks healthcare and technology themes can help diversify and enhance investment portfolios.
In the recent webcast,
Investing for tomorrow, today: Exploring the future of health care, Matthew Cohen, Head of ETF Specialist Team, Principal Global Investors, underscored persisting demand for innovation that will keep producing results for investors over the long haul. For example, overarching themes like an aging population, a growing health economy, and the fight against chronic and rare illnesses will continue to fuel demand for innovative healthcare services.
About 10,000 people per day will turn 65 through fiscal year 2030. From the fiscal year 2018 through 2022, global healthcare spending is expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate of 5.4%, compared to a 2.1% projected global GDP. Meanwhile, the cost of care for those with chronic conditions today has increased to $1.1 trillion, or 10x more expensive than non-chronic patients. Additio
Investing for Tomorrow, Today: Exploring the Future of Health Care
In the upcoming webcast,
Investing for tomorrow, today: Exploring the future of health care, Steve Jones, Client Portfolio Manager, Principal Global Systematic Solutions; Jeffrey Schwarte, Portfolio Manager and Head of Systematic Solutions, Principal Global Systematic Solutions; and Matthew Cohen, Head of ETF Specialist Team, Principal Global Investors, will highlight the healthcare and technology investment themes and their place in your portfolios.
Specifically, the
Principal Healthcare Innovators Index ETF (Nasdaq: BTEC) can provide a targeted investment strategy designed to capitalize on innovation in the healthcare sector.
With its positioning at the cusp of healthcare innovation, a theme being spotlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic, BTEC is proving youthful healthcare investments that can be served. BTEC seeks to tap into the increasing demand for healthcare solutions as demographic trends have driven healt