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Investors in YieldMax ETFs may have lost about 11% per year since late 2022, according to a recent Morningstar report.
ETF uptake varies significantly across generations. This gap presents a major growth opportunity for the industry.
Competing theories have been proposed to explain why billions of dollars have gone into and out of several ARK ETFs in recent weeks.
The Federal Reserve’s decision may not have been a surprise, but ripple effects are already being felt across the industry.
Generic listing standards for crypto exchange-traded products could open the floodgates for ETPs beyond spot Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The New York-based firm is planning to launch some of the first tokenized ETFs, according to a report.
The company filled a hole in its fixed-income ETF line — but the timing may not be ideal, given relatively low yields in junk bonds relative to Treasurys, one observer said.
Reckoner Capital Management, which added its Leveraged AAA CLO ETF in July, has aspirations of building out a global credit business.
As new ETFs launch at breakneck speed, expensive products are raking in revenue.
The firm’s founder claims a new ETF using fundamentals beyond market-cap weighting to determine holdings is the next big thing.
Funds holding large financial institutions have significantly outperformed broad market indices this year.
The exchange could start offering tokenization of securities, including exchange-traded products and stocks, next year.
Amid a reversal in tax incentives that had started to buoy clean energy technologies, investors have pulled money from linked ETFs.
The company, which sponsors a nearly $5 billion Bitcoin ETF along with ARK, is nixing the three other ETFs in that partnership.
The SEC and CFTC recently issued a rare joint statement encouraging applications for new spot crypto products.
Disney is the comeback kid of Wall Street, and other streaming giants are following suit.
The company’s new U.S. Equity Total Return ETF invests in other exchange-traded funds in a way that minimizes dividend payments.
If approved, Tuttle Capital Management would buck an industry trend in the options it uses, according to the company’s CEO.
Stocks in rapidly emerging markets have been outperforming their so-called developed counterparts due, in part, to a depreciating US dollar.
The company’s asset manager, Raymond James Investment Management, has been prepping a line of four ETFs since last year.