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Dual-Share Classes Are Coming. Why It Matters.

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More than 50 asset managers have asked the Securities and Exchange Commission for permission to create dual share classes of mutual funds.

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No Time to Waste? There’s a Zero-Day Options ETF for That

Interest in options among both professional and self-directed investors is surging, and new 0TDE ETFs are gaining popularity.

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7 Magnificent ETFs for a Nasdaq Melt Up

Investors have plenty of choices to gain exposure to the Magnificent 7, depending on how much risk or reward they choose to take.

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Can Private Assets Reshape Index Investing?

New filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission are requesting permission to launch ETFs that hold both public and private assets.

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Fidelity Wins First SEC Approval to Expand Semi-transparent ETF Holdings

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Fidelity can include securities beyond US stocks in semi-transparent ETFs, per an SEC order, though it must disclose the added holdings daily.

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Vanguard Pushes Ahead with Another Active ETF

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The firm is nearing a dozen actively managed exchange-traded funds in its lineup.

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Westwood ETF Says it Pays to Be Democratic

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A new fund from Westwood and TOBAM aims to limit exposure to authoritarian states including China, Russia, and Turkey.

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