Actively managed ETFs may offer an edge for advisors courting Gen X, millennial, and Gen Z investors, according to Capital Group.
The exploratory talks, reported by unnamed sources, speak to a larger trend of traditional asset managers wading further into the alternative assets space.
'Buying the dip' has been a winning investing strategy for over a decade. Financial advisors weigh in on whether it will continue to work.
Industry report details decades-long trends in expense ratios, 2024 fee movements, and how shifts in advisor compensation have played a role.
Record redemptions from the ex-China strategy came as money managers consider Beijing's latest stimulus push and Chinese AI optimism.
The "first of its kind" customizable portfolios, offered through a UMA, blend the giant asset manager's private strategies with public market access.
President Trump dubbed April 2 as 'Liberation Day' when all his tariff plans will be revealed. Advisors offer their views on the market's latest make-or-break date.
Market volatility, product complexity, and rampant misinformation all drive the case for advisors helping clients get much-needed lifetime income.
Analysts at JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley point to seasonal factors and investor sentiment as they forecast a period of calm.
Global survey reveals tailwinds for active ETFs and alternative strategies, plus a turning point in cost-conscious investing.
The restrictions on certain money-market products mark the latest development in the ongoing turf war between ETFs and mutual funds.
The US dollar has been weakening since the start of the year and that's impacting the investing decisions of wealth managers and their clients' spending choices.
The alternatives giant's latest enhancements smooth the way for clients to get hedge fund and private markets access.
Despite their recent $2 trillion plunge, Nvidia and other tech mega-caps have been setting off alarms for the trading program since 2023.
New platform helps advisors manage public and private assets in one place.
The pioneering member of Canada's Maple Eight is stepping back from its go-it-alone private equity approach as a drought in deals and Trump's trade war prompt a rethink.
A plunge in ultra-concentrated strategies, including two funds that have reportedly left investors with $1.7 billion in losses since launch, highlight risks from complex bets.
Fed Chair Powell's "slightly less-hawkish tone," downplaying of recession risks while acknowledging elevated uncertainty, helped push down yields on Treasuries.
New guidance addresses some areas of ambiguity for investment firms, but they may require a revamp for some materials.
Having lost more than $5 billion in the EV carmaker's post-election pop, short-sellers are now weighing whether it's safe to bet against the Elon Musk-led firm again.
