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Crypto ETFs have pulled in billions since the election, and new products that deal in lesser-known currencies are in the works.
More than 30 asset managers are asking regulators for permission to offer mutual fund share classes that can fit into retirement accounts.
ETFs have steadily chipped away at market share of the almighty mutual fund, but the wrapper still has room to grow.
Through its white label platform, the bank hopes to be a dominant force in Europe’s growing active ETF market.
Several exchange-traded funds that were created to track political themes, are gaining interest ahead of the presidential election.
New ETF launches are using sophisticated strategies that were once only available to the wealthy to help clients defer capital gains tax.
The bank’s asset management arm has made two ETFs available on the Toronto Stock Exchange, and plans to grow staff in Canada.
The asset managers are hoping to offer the first private asset ETF and open up alternative investments to the masses.
Texas Capital’s MMKT will look to capture inflows into the $6.4 trillion money market industry.
Roughly 30% of portfolios had exposure to active ETFs in the second quarter, up from just 13% in 2022, Fidelity reported.
Intelligent Alpha launched a new ETF that leverages AI large-language models to mimic some of the world’s best stock pickers.
Morgan Stanley is bolstering its ETF suite by converting two mutual funds into exchange-traded funds under the Morgan Stanley Pathway brand.
The actively managed investment vehicles have quickly gained momentum after a Securities and Exchange Commission rule change in 2019.
The shift highlights the growing footprint of traditional firms in the digital asset industry, and signals renewed confidence in crypto.
Nearly 50 years ago, Vanguard disrupted the investing world by launching the first index fund for individual investors. Now comes the sequel.
Buffer ETFs have quickly gained momentum with 200 funds currently trading on US markets with about $37 billion in aggregate assets.
Fidelity is making good on a promise to impose a new fee for companies looking to feature ETFs on its platform. Issuers are not impressed.
As cryptocurrency flirts with record highs, the new ETF products may help advisors gain exposure to a highly volatile asset class.
Grayscale’s ETF charges a fee of 1.5%, while many of its rivals have continuously slashed fees down to almost nothing.