The funds, which can help investors move portfolios with concentrated stock positions, are gaining steam.
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Asset managers are increasingly using 351 exchanges to move investors’ concentrated stock holdings to new ETFs, even if they don’t specialize in that tax strategy.
With ETFs generally operating on thin margins, it’s quite rare for an issuer to forgo profits.
Newer ETF entrants like Tom Lee’s Fundstrat and option-income shop NEOS are winning hearts, one report shows.
Geopolitical conflict and AI anxiety are driving some investors to so-called HALO products.
The Strait of Hormuz closure means less fertilizer for corn and other crops, which will likely impact commodity ETFs and the food sector.
PRIV was a standout performer in 2025. Investors may have taken note.
The company is increasing stock exposure in its target-date funds, a response to people living longer and investing more.
The companion fund to the Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF is focused on income and adds to the nascent autocallable category.
Institutions have traditionally been wary of the digital currency, but some are holding on to bitcoin ETFs.
There’s one ETF option for investors who specifically want to align their dollars with vegan causes. Another fund is coming to the market.
Sustainable investing doesn’t always outperform, but the trend is positive, according to As You Sow.
Buffer ETFs can work for short-term investors, Morningstar found. But they shouldn’t be compared with historical returns, one company says.
Collateralized loan obligation ETFs are quickly gathering assets, including some that limit distributions.
A firm that offers white-label services says so, but RIAs may need a certain threshold of assets to make ETFs work.