The Jack Bogle-founded firm is looking to apply its famed dual-share class structure to actively managed strategies.
Asset managers looking to debut Solana-focused funds could get the green light soon as the regulator asks for key amendments.
Fast-evolving market highlights allocation adjustments for advisors.
Silver has outperformed gold in the past month, but few financial advisors are jumping on the silver bandwagon.
Data show retail investors pouring $651 million into Direxion's leveraged Tesla ETF in a week, marking the largest weekly inflow since its 2022 debut.
The world's largest asset manager is scaling back its workforce again as its push into private markets continues.
Even as fans of precious metals sing the sector's praises, a raft of factors are pushing investors in gold-digger firms to sell out.
Active ETFs, international funds, and long-duration bonds emerged among top beneficiaries of May asset flows.
The investment giant's newest exchange-traded fund offers low-cost exposure to a diversifying liquid alternative strategy.
Annual survey research shows increased adoption of alternatives including listed REITs and SMAs, with ESG funds falling by the wayside.
Insiders say the Wall Street giant is looking to let clients count certain crypto holdings as collateral or, in some cases, assets in their overall net worth.
Regulatory filing submitted for Bitcoin fund tied to Truth Social.
Filing for new ETF suite, which includes one following Michael Burry, takes a slightly different tack to the broader push to democratize "smart" institutional investors' strategies.
Asset managers filing to launch dual share-class mutual funds, creating an ETF sleeve for existing strategies, could end up eroding key benefits of the wrapper.
The latest launches in 2025, which include leveraged strategies, cryptocurrency, and active funds, mark a sharp turn from the passive revolution envisioned by Jack Bogle.
Money Anxiety Index creator Dr. Dan Geller talks with InvestmentNews to explain.
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.
