The investment management giant's latest offering diverges from most CLO ETFs to help investors achieve high current income and total return.
Thirty four percent of advisors surveyed by InvestmentNews say they use direct indexing strategies but 39 percent don’t.
The strategy, set for an early 2025 launch, aims to push back against S&P 500 firms that push diversity, equity, and inclusion in their hiring processes.
More than 40 percent of advisors surveyed by InvestmentNews say they are likely to bump up their use of active ETFs over the coming year.
The two firms have both claimed an industry first with separate strategies offering CLO-based exposure to the alternative fixed income space.
New filings propose derivatives and options contracts to add floors and offset potential losses from bitcoin volatility.
Analysis points to an "ETF advantage" for struggling asset managers, with the average strategy staging a post-conversion comeback after years of outflows.
The renowned uber bull is doubling down on his reputation for bold calls with a theme-based "granny shot" strategy.
Fidelity's new launches offer stock exposure across different regions, while Vanguard adds to expand its muni ETF menu.
The famed economist is putting his name behind an active strategy designed to help hedge against fresh threats he sees to the traditional 60/40 portfolio.
The new thematic ETF suite promises to aid DIY investors' dash for financial independence, but some experts are skeptical.
The asset management titan's latest maneuver to convert an international dividend strategy puts it in league with rivals including Dimensional Fund Advisors and Fidelity.
The exuberance following his second presidential victory created a risk-on mood among traders, with $18 billion of new money plowed into US equity strategies.
New reports show robust inflows into equity strategies, a spike in China ETFs interest, and a new record in active bond strategies.
The competition among issuers is getting even more heated as rival firms launch copycat products with similar labels on exchanges.
The money manager is looking to get a foothold in the private debt or infrastructure space in a race for a share in the rapidly growing alternative asset space.
Mounting concerns around emerging market debt, including a coin-toss presidential race, sparked significant outflows in October.
The giant asset manager's "timing is interesting", says analyst as State Street goes the other way, seeking approval for mutual fund share classes of existing ETFs.
The novel structure could add even more fuel to the $1T market for US-listed ETFs, but it's also drawing concern from experts and investor advocates.
Financial professionals told InvestmentNews they see the US economy performing better and the S&P 500 going up over a year, but that doesn't mean they're putting more money into US stocks.
