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Asset managers acknowledge the reality of paying to access Schwab customers, as they have started to do with Fidelity.
As active ETFs have exploded, so too has thematic investing, a dangerous trend for most investors, the author of a Morningstar report said.
Some products don’t have the capital to get off the ground. Larger ETF issuers can fix that.
The bond ladder ETFs come with a target date and can help advisors build income for clients’ major life events.
The ETF issuer is among the first in line for dual share classes, and it plans to use mutual-fund shares to access 401(k) plans.
Buffered ETFs are surging in popularity, particularly among retirees, and that bodes well for their future.
More than half of RIAs increased the number of strategies in which they invested.
ETF investors can feel the magic between A and I. It’s why they say they’re loading up on funds.
Investors pulled more than half a billion dollars out of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust in just one day last week.
So-called copycat filings are picking up, but whether they’re a problem remains up for debate.
This week’s SEC decision may be one of the most significant since the ETF Rule in 2019.
Janus Henderson and Reckoner Capital Management both filed to launch new collateralized debt obligations strategies this month.
Trading fractional shares for whole shares will require some communication and help, according to one firm that offers shareholder services.
More people are planning to buy ETFs, and their biggest demands are exposure to stocks and digital assets, per BlackRock.
No state income taxes and pro-business policies have attracted hundreds of companies to the Lone Star State.
Some of the biggest companies in the ETF business haven’t been in the game for very long but are quickly gathering assets.
About 900 ETFs launched this year, and dozens of highly leveraged and spot crypto products await approval. Not all of them will catch on.
Fundstrat is back at the free throw line, this time with a small- and mid-cap ETF and another focused on income.
Issuers are betting that advisors could benefit from exposure to a narrow slice of the aerospace defense industry.
Roughly the same number of ETFs closed in the first half of 2024 and 2025, even as new product launches pick up speed.