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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.
The meme stock category isn’t about stonks and tendies anymore, and the new iteration focuses on broader retail sentiment.
Investors have been piling into gold ETFs amid uncertainty exacerbated by the government shutdown and the dollar’s declining status.
A slew of 3x leveraged single-stock ETF filings highlights issuer appetite for increasingly risky strategies.
Categories outside of the US are seeing double the returns of the S&P 500, despite high tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
The SEC halted operations last week amid the federal government shutdown, pausing dozens of ETF applications.
It may not be an ideal time for high-yield corporate bonds, but State Street is filling out its target-maturity suite with several new ETFs.
Active managers like to tout their defy-the-odds abilities, but chances to get in on tomorrow’s large cap stocks slimmer, Morningstar says.
ETF share classes of mutual funds (and the other way around) are so close, yet so very far away, as fund boards have a lot of work ahead.
Semiliquid funds topped $450 billion in assets, but a handful of private credit ETFs have been slow to win over investors.
ETFs that use artificial intelligence to select holdings have largely underperformed over the past five years. Many have closed.
The company is reportedly considering adding third-party products to its brokerage,, but Vanguard said it hasn’t made any decisions.
The ETF strategy lets wealthy investors defer, or even avoid, capital gains tax liabilities.
Man Group is the latest to join the ETF bonanza, and it’s far from alone.
The company, whose parent is the personal finance publisher, would add 15 ETFs to its existing line of six.
Big, multinational firms have regional expertise and may be able to swallow the costs, but smaller companies will have a harder time.