Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Investors betting on a post-pandemic world are sending cash to riskier companies acutely sensitive to the economic cycle.

Spooked by rising bond yields, traders punished the pricier parts of the equity market last week, including many of the fund's top holdings.

Much of the confirmation hearing revolved around trading January spikes in GameStop and other stocks.

The move by Guinness Atkinson is likely to be just a start — quant giant DFA is already next in line to make a similar change to its product line.

While the quant firm will miss becoming the first to flip mutual funds to ETFs, its nearly $26 billion conversion will by far be the biggest.

The bank had nearly 270,000 employees at the end of last year.

Robinhood Markets has snared most of the attention for attracting an army of day traders during the pandemic. But far bigger profits are flowing to the family behind Fidelity Investments in Boston.

Such products attracted more than $32 billion in January and February, by far their best start to a year.

It’s a move that combines two businesses providing products and services in high demand — investment returns and retirement income, the firms said.

ARKK, along with other funds in her lineup, is in the green after logging its longest stretch of losses since the COVID 19-spurred meltdown last year.