Vanguard's exchange-traded funds have taken in $17 billion so far this year, while BlackRock has gathered $14 billion.
At least 20 funds now claim to use artificial intelligence as a building block.
Five of its funds are the largest institutional investor in Curaleaf, which recently struck a deal with CVS.
Empower's new product lets advisers select the underlying investments.
Index funds have exploded into a $7 trillion industry, but the sector now faces slower asset growth and declining revenue from fees.
ETFs based in London and New York together attracted around $327 million in new money since January.
Acquiring the Investment Advisory Services unit gives Goldman a way to market its ETFs via model portfolios.
There's growing interest among plan participants, but reluctance to add funds that take into account environmental, social and governance factors persists.
You'd think a 529 college savings program would be the perfect vehicle for environmental, social and governance causes, but things appear stalled.
BlackRock, Vanguard and DWS Group charge an average of $2 for every $1,000 invested, half the median fee for such funds in the U.S.
The aircraft manufacturer has seen its shares fall since two crashes involving its Max 737 planes.
Citing the growing appeal of sustainable investing, Lipper aims set the bar for ESG ratings
Salt Financial plans a low-volatility stock ETF that will give people 50 cents for every $1,000 they invest
Bank will charge just 20 cents for every $1,000 invested, bringing the market a step closer to zero-fee ETFs.
Agency offered incentives to advisers to turn themselves in.
Managed by Wellington, the fund will include 40 companies and bow midyear.
Annual awards recognize more than 300 funds for performance.
Full listing of all the funds honored, across all years of return and by category
Teaser, 120-160 characters: If you're investing in a TDF, remember to choose your target date carefully.
Financial advisers get creative to keep their conservative clients from losing ground to inflation.
