Analysts from JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Nomura speak out on the aggravating impact of the $117B leveraged and inverse ETF market.
Money has been pouring into actively managed ETFs and out of active mutual funds, but the future for the products, including semi-transparent ones, is hardly certain.
A broad stumble in equity strategies was offset by steadiness in fixed income and momentum in rate-sensitive sectors such as real estate.
The alternative investment giant is dipping into the ETF space through a partnership with State Street, a filing with the SEC shows.
The world's largest asset manager is taking a step back from US stocks and growth in the lead-up to the Fed's hotly anticipated September cut and a dead-heat presidential race.
US-listed ETFs raked in $75B, five times over the same period in 2023, amid an investor frenzy that cut across styles and asset classes.
A shift from mutual funds, product expansion at asset managers, and the growing appeal of active ETFs will help drive adoption forward.
June snapshot survey by DACFP reveals more financial professionals pitching crypto exposure to their clients.
But Ether trade was weaker early Monday.
Fund seeks to lower volatility and pay high current income on a monthly basis.
The first spot-price ether ETFs have been out for a month, during which time investors pulled money from the biggest product and prices dropped 20 percent.
US stocks may have won the gold medal so far in 2024, but there are lots of other places to invest in the world.
The two Wall Street giants have substantial stakes, but a closer reading of their disclosures suggest different stances on the alternative ETF class.
The Jack Bogle-founded fund giant is bolstering its fixed-income shelf with actively managed municipal bond strategies.
The firm’s asset management arm looks to raise its ranking in the active ETF sector as it elevates a 20-year tenured leader.
The New York-based asset manager is the latest to join the booming $131B muni ETF space.
The global asset management firm has telegraphed its plans for six ETF launches with initial regulatory filings.
What seemed like a shining opportunity for small caps was short-lived as macro fears and turbulence swept over investors.
Experts say optimistic investors, buoyed by hopes of Fed rate cuts and solid earnings, added nearly $195 to the sector.
SEC staff have concluded an investigation involving several now-liquidated ETFs.
