Even as the stock market and gold are at high points, spot bitcoin ETFs have been raking it in, with one of them becoming the fastest ever to reach $10 billion.
While advisors’ stances on active differ, money has increasingly flowed to passive funds.
The prominent investor is diversifying her holdings amid AI frenzy.
New research reveals cross-Atlantic divergences on active ETFs and ESG strategies, as well as revived interest in crypto ETFs.
The RIA prioritized 'significant asset growth' and trading volume in selecting two of the ETFs, while the other two are among the least expensive offerings, executive says.
Sustainable investing saw headwinds last year as investors pulled out of funds, but performance recovered from a rough 2022
Crypto asset management giant seeks to invest in data privacy providers, as well as blockchain and AI-based cybersecurity.
A number of other asset managers have asked the SEC to allow them to replicate the fund model, used exclusively by Vanguard for more than two decades, that lets an ETF be listed as a share class of a broader mutual fund.
While the SEC doesn't name the influencer, Dave Portnoy, founder of the website Barstool Sports, partnered with VanEck during the fund's launch.
Cboe has ambitions to build a global listings service.
Thirty-six sustainable ETFs were liquidated in the Americas last year, more than double the prior year.
An overwhelming 73% of the new ETFs rolled out last year were actively managed.
The asset manager is targeting 'north of $25 billion' of assets in its model portfolios over the next five to six years, up from roughly $5 billion currently.
About half the firm's index equity assets are now eligible for its pilot Voting Choice program.
Survey of financial professionals exposes gaps in understanding, with more favoring active bond funds.
The pullback points to investors' confidence that the Federal Reserve has gotten inflation under control.
The curious 'halving' event in April is also starting to impact value.
The four active ETFs the company is readying include international equity and emerging markets exposure.
The big question now facing covered call ETF holders is whether they should banish those bear market memories and let their index holdings ride uncovered.
Report highlights tailwinds from growing advisor awareness and cost benefits, as well as regulatory areas to watch.
