As interest in ESG investing grows, advisers are reaching an inflection point.
Many growth-oriented stock funds offered in 401(k) plans are down more than 10% so far this year.
As fixed income suffers the brunt of the Fed's efforts to catch up on inflation, financial advisers suddenly have an alternative for short-term cash allocations.
The product is the first to include the top carbon-offset futures markets into one fund, the firm says.
Sales were the second-highest ever but still far behind those from a year ago, according to ETFGI.
Just 66% say target-date funds do extremely well or very well when it comes to helping plan participants deal with their income needs during retirement.
A UBS analysis shows April is set to see the largest crypto-ETF outflows on record, with investors having pulled more than $417 million so far this month.
With the Biden administration having let them down, the marijuana industry is now betting on a Republican takeover of Congress.
A report shows that in the US, total money in climate mutual funds and ETFs hit $31 billion at the end of 2021.
The demand for new housing in urban areas will only rise, and buildings are responsible for 38% of energy-related carbon emissions, the company says.
At least 20 exchange-traded funds focused on environmental, social and governance criteria have launched so far this year, as issuers try to grab a slice of the market that's winning new cash.
As commodity funds post double-digit gains this year, some advisers wonder if it's too late to join the party.
The four exchange-traded funds aim for lower emissions exposure than comparable products, the fund manager said.
One of the funds will track the digital payments industry, and the other will focus on companies tied to emerging virtual worlds.
The funds will focus on investments in stocks and bonds worldwide that are associated with low emissions of greenhouse gases.
More than $2.5 billion has exited the $42 billion Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund last week.
Target Date Plus helps participants to determine a mix of target-date funds that is more suited to their particular needs.
It’s the first of four planned conversions by the firm that will shift around $9 billion of assets into exchange-traded funds by mid-June.
The three new funds were created in response to clients who wanted access to the firm’s strategies via ETFs, says Neuberger CIO Hari Ramanan.
The broker, Marianne O'Shee Smith, a 34-year veteran of the securities industry, used $45,100 she had received from three customers, all senior citizens.
