A New York-based ETF issuer joins the field with filings for 10 derivatives-powered products that hold crypto-exposed stocks, including one with Tesla and Nvidia.
The defined-outcome products, once offered only to institutions, are undergoing increased scrutiny as experts pan questionable hedging benefits and lost upside opportunities.
The addition sounds risky at a time of cratering bitcoin prices, but the asset management titan says advisor demand is strong.
The new fund has debuted on the NYSE and differs from existing options.
Chinese stocks are soaring despite President Trump's tariffs. Wealth managers, however, don't seem overly interested.
The largest weekly inflow into spot gold ETFs since March 2022 came as investors wrestle with tariff threats and Fed policy pronouncements.
With private asset ETFs still awaiting regulatory approval, opportunistic issuers are continuing to crank out products that promise the next best thing.
The AAA-rated collateralized loan obligation ETF space is getting crowded. ETF sponsors have been building out products focused on lower credit ratings, with the potential for higher yields.
The investing giant's newest model portfolio offerings blend active, passive, and third-party ETFs to target a range of risk and asset allocation profiles.
A continuing shift to low fees, growing dominance of mega-managers, and the clamor for product innovation are set to reshape the landscape.
Wall Street reacts to the higher-than-expected January CPI report that sent stocks lower.
New FactSet research breaks down the asset classes and categories that drove new ETF launches, with a short detour into why ESG funds are down but not out.
Money markets, bonds, real estate, and the heating industry among new funds.
The Pennsylvania-based fund giant stands to gain ground against rivals such as BlackRock while earning more goodwill from retail investors.
Morningstar research reveals what's holding some advisors back, and which providers are leading the way in responding.
Big fund companies have backed off of ESG, and US funds have closed amid political pressure and as investors have pulled money from them. The funds that remain reveal which managers are committed.
With sticky investors and strong initial inflows for 2025, the S&P 500 tracking ETF is threatening the decades-long reign of State Street's SPY.
One CFRA strategist argues the increasing influence of derivatives-based strategies won't necessarily lead to more risks.
Commodity investments were among the biggest winners in 2024, but advisors remain wary of owning them in client portfolios.
With 565 launches and $312 billion in inflows last year, active ETF strategies are set to continue taking dollars from mutual funds, says report.
