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With PRAY, Faith Investor Services Targets Investments Aligned With Christian Values

By: ETF Trends
Faith Investor Services LLC and Capital Insight Partners LLC have announced the launch of the FIS Biblically Responsible Risk Managed ETF (NYSE Arca: PRAY), the first-ever actively managed, biblically responsible, risk-managed exchange traded fund. The fund, which begins trading on the NYSE Arca on...
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