Actively managed ETFs are capturing an outsized share of flows as advisors lean on them to complement passive strategies and scale their practices
Elise Terry, BlackRock’s co-head of the Americas for global product solutions and head of Americas iShares, offers her outlook for the ETF industry
Three wealth managers reveal which ETFs they’re buying, avoiding, and holding as small caps and non-US stocks rally
Alternative ETFs are on a tear this year, with Morningstar reporting $10.7 billion of net inflows through July. This comes as some semiliquid alternative funds, particularly private credit, struggle
The democratization of ETFs cuts both ways
ProShares autocallable funds bring ETF-versus-note comparisons into a single advisor workflow for the first time.
Passive funds dominate the complex US exchange-traded fund market, but active management is playing an increasingly key role.
Federated Hermes’ Brandon Clark sees an unusually open market as advisors become more selective about the risks they own
ETFs let advisors build resilient portfolios, said Mark Alberici of State Street Investment Management
New survey shows most advisers plan to expand active ETF use, but liquidity fit and structural transparency are increasingly the deciding factors.
Advisors weigh where to add exposure as earnings growth broadens beyond mega-cap technology leaders, ETF strategists say
New JULV fund buffers 20% of losses while capping upside, entering a defined-outcome category that's growing fast among advisors.
US-listed ETFs rebounded in August, shattering the month's historical average and keeping year-to-date inflows above $1.4 trillion, State Street data shows.
Dimensional Fund Advisors’ Marlena Lee says a clear framework is required to separate good signals from the fad-driven clutter.
Q2 data shows advisors piling into AI and semiconductor funds, while ISS finds model portfolios now drive over a third of ETF assets.
Global active ETF industry surpasses previous highs with year-to-date inflows nearly doubling 2025 figures, ETFGI data show.
Asset manager acquisition will more than double its fixed income ETF assets and expand SMA capabilities for advisors.
State Street’s head of US wealth, says low-cost core funds are quietly fueling a record-breaking year for the ETF industry.
“It's an area of the market where we see a tremendous amount of growth,” said Holly Framsted, global head of product at Capital Group.
Goldman's asset management arm is deepening its options-ETF bet, adding NEOS's $30 billion income lineup a year after buying Innovator's buffer ETFs.
