New blockchain-based venue promises 24/7 equity trading, faster settlement and new liquidity dynamics.
The Larry Fink-led asset manager posted strong inflows and fee growth to end 2025, while insisting credit conditions are stable in its core portfolios.
Individual investor assets surge, forcing firms and advisors to rethink growth strategies.
US asset manager transfers C$26B in Canadian funds while retaining portfolio oversight role.
December’s $235B surge caps a historic year for ETFs, reshaping portfolio construction into 2026.
With $1.4 trillion in inflows and over 1,000 new products coming to market this year, some observers are asking whether a "reality check" is due.
Asset managers from BlackRock to Schwab are lining up for exemptive relief, but data suggest initial challenges keeping RIAs and broker‑dealers on the sidelines.
The move to be finalized by mid-2026 would take the active asset manager private as backers pitch AI and tech investment to revive growth.
Figures reveal more than 1000 new ETFs have launched on US exchanges in 2025
Premium income ETFs saw huge inflows in 2025 and wealth managers expect that to continue in the coming year as investors seek steady cash flows and low volatility.
Brian Jacobs of Aptus Capital Advisors tells InvestmentNews how structural innovation and smarter equity risk-taking are shaping the ETF market.
“I’m still skeptical about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin,” said one senior industry executive. “What’s underlying it?”
Report highlights concerns around recession signals and overlooked income opportunities.
Global markets deliver strong returns, while EM and bond ETFs draw heightened attention.
The CEO and co-founder's personal stake in the active ETF firm is set to enjoy a ten-figure payday, based on details of the transaction and regulatory filings.
The world's second-largest asset manager has capitulated on its long-held anti-crypto stance in the face of persistent retail and institutional demand.
The deal, set to add $28 billion in assets, would vault the Wall Street giant among the top tier of active ETF providers as investors flock to defined outcome strategies for downside protection and smoother stock exposure.
The world's largest asset manager, which manages three of the city's pension funds, is on thin ice after allegedly falling short in its climate engagement efforts.
Ed Lopez, Head of Product at VanEck, discusses the factors opening the door to emerging market bonds, alternatives and private markets.
Global funds climb to three-year peak, but survival and outperformance remain uphill.
