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ETF sponsors not exploiting the mutual fund scandal

The mutual fund scandal is likely to bolster the popularity of exchange-traded funds, but don't expect to see…

The mutual fund scandal is likely to bolster the popularity of exchange-traded funds, but don't expect to see many ETF sponsors revving up their marketing engines to take advantage of it.

With the mutual fund industry under siege for the first time in its nearly 80-year history, now would seem like

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