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Investors who want in on Alpha Architect’s next 351 exchange ETF no longer need at least $1 million — as long as their account is at Charles Schwab.
The legacy mutual fund provider has filed for a crypto index fund, bringing TradFi and DeFi one step closer together.
Pictet Asset Management, which oversees $800 billion, recently launched three ETFs that lean on AI, with plans to add two emerging markets strategies early next year.
The Goldman Sachs MSCI World Private Equity Return Tracker ETF does its best to replicate PE performance with publicly traded stocks.
Banks are writing off hundreds of millions of dollars in loan defaults, and the wind down in CLO trading may not be a bad thing.
The acquisition marks one of the first major purchases of an ETF provider by a US crypto trading platform.
Either one of these popular tax-advantaged strategies can help clients diversify and defer tax bills, but they can be complex as well as costly.
Soon, ETF shareholders may opt for proxy policies that could support (or oppose) issues like the $1 trillion Tesla pay package for Elon Musk.
Some of the largest S&P 500-based funds lost billions this year as institutional investors sought out cheaper alternatives.
The rare earths industry is booming as the materials are used less in electric vehicles and more in AI data centers.
Asset managers have repurposed sustainable funds amid a pullback from them in the US. This change is more substantial than most.
Tokenized securities are moving closer to a reality as issuers make plans to bring more assets and funds on-chain.
Even with the lights out at the SEC, it’s unlikely that ETF issuers seeking 3x and 5x funds will sail through the approval process.
The new VanEck TruSector ETFs invest in stocks and other ETFs to maximize exposure to individual companies and reflect actual market caps.
No one knows the future, but high inflation could make some investments virtually worthless.
As regulators have warmed up to crypto and assets have poured into ETFs, advisors who ignore the trend risk losing clients, proponents said.
Analysts from JPMorgan on Monday wrote that levered ETFs might worsen macro swings by increasing intraday volatility.
The firm has waited until now to expand its US product line as sales trends are favoring ETFs over many mutual funds.
As the iShares Bitcoin Trust nears the milestone, dozens of spot-price crypto ETFs are being prepped to come to market.
Low-fee products tracking indexes have outperformed their higher-fee ETF counterparts and have raked in assets.