Morningstar says that declining fees saved investors $5.9 billion in fund expenses across ETFs and mutual funds in 2024.
Asset flows over recent years are evidence of advisors' love of ETFs, but professionals still see a place for mutual funds in client portfolios.
Wirehouses and broker dealers stand to lose up to $30 billion a year if mutual fund managers are allowed to add ETF share classes to their current strategies, according to a new analysis.
As Berkshire Hathaway remains a top-performing financial stock, ETFs that offer a similar value style could appeal to investors, according to CFRA.
Financials posted the second largest sectoral outflows
Launches include Bitcoin and newly approved futures-based XRP funds
A decline in bullishness across Wall Street has not stifled financial innovation in the ETF industry, with scores of new funds minted including leveraged and exotic bets.
The rush of SEC applications, which also includes JPMorgan and Schwab, reflect growing optimism over the tax-busting fund structure.
Expectations meet reality in the democratization of private market investments as the pioneering ETF runs into first-mover challenges.
Franklin Templeton’s Dina Ting shares her insights with InvestmentNews.
Inflows top $80 billion as the asset management giant sees the best year start for organic fee growth since 2021.
The new municipal debt offerings build on a growing trend of ETF use among advisors while tapping into investors' growing need for safety amid volatility.
Investors pour into gold, bonds, and value funds as equity volatility and trade tensions reshape portfolios.
The veteran leader with more than two decades of asset management industry experience is inheriting the role from Joe Sullivan as part of a planned succession.
Financial advisors offer their outlooks on the future of the Magnificent 7 stocks, as well as the AI-boom.
After breathtaking first quarter burst of 230 new products, industry experts are starting to see a thousand-launch year ahead driven by advisors and retail investors.
Actively managed ETFs may offer an edge for advisors courting Gen X, millennial, and Gen Z investors, according to Capital Group.
Industry report details decades-long trends in expense ratios, 2024 fee movements, and how shifts in advisor compensation have played a role.
Record redemptions from the ex-China strategy came as money managers consider Beijing's latest stimulus push and Chinese AI optimism.
Global survey reveals tailwinds for active ETFs and alternative strategies, plus a turning point in cost-conscious investing.
