Portfolio managers expect both big waves and ongoing ripples as indexes, passive strategies and active investors adjust to blockbuster tech IPOs.
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The wirehouse’s new spot products are now the least expensive options out there.
Rising yields on long-term Treasurys pushed the largest long-term bond fund, iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT), to a 22-year low.
Mutual fund distribution fee deals and operational hurdles are slowing down the process.
The new exchange-traded fund issuer has launched nearly 190 ETFs this year and said it’s looking to compete with Vanguard and BlackRock.
Launches topped 850 in the US this year alone, with single-stock and AI funds leading the charge.
Tax efficiency, rather than investment strategy, could be what helps new funds stand out from the crowd.
Equity funds, commodities and digital currency products all lost assets in an unusual week of outflows for a booming industry.
A handful of products were selected for the new government-sponsored accounts, including products from Vanguard and BlackRock.
With SpaceX’s mammoth IPO in the rear-view mirror, ETF providers are taking advantage of an influx of other market debuts.
Industry inflows also surpassed last year’s record of $739 billion over the same time period.
While only about a third of ETF inflows went to actively managed funds in 2025, that market share is expected to grow.
For one thing, derivatives and tokenization are expected to become the norm.
The fund aims to provide exposure to bitcoin while generating monthly income through an actively managed options strategy.
The asset manager is launching three new share classes as the line between mutual funds and ETFs grows blurrier.