ETFs

Even as ETFs in general enjoyed a bullish month, some funds lost billions of dollars. Here are the bottom 20.

Investors poured cash into exchange-traded funds last month. Here are the biggest winners.

Cash is flooding into actively managed developing nation funds, which many investors suspect are undervalued.

Some wealth managers see themselves as playing a distinct role in helping investors navigate the treacherous waters of private equity, credit and real estate.

Kristin Hull, founder of Nia Impact Capital, talks about the way forward for sustainable, solution-driven investing.

Skyrocketing cryptocurrency prices makes it hard for long-time wealth managers to act their on skepticism and stay out of the market for these risky vehicles.

It's not just good for the planet — socially conscious funds have earned solid returns over the past 10 years. Here are the highest performers.

Despite not holding any Magnificent Seven stocks, the past year has seen assets soar for this ETF.

As optimism about potential Fed rate cuts fades, attention — and inflows — shift to bonds.

A tax efficient fund model, applied to new share class structures, awaits SEC approval.

Van Eck Associates failed to share important details about the fund's planned fee structure with its board, according to the regulator.

Last year, $4.3 billion was pulled from ESG-focused ETFs in the United States — the first annual outflows from the category.

Small doesn't mean unprofitable. From 2014 to 2024, funds invested in small-cap companies boasted returns as high as 13.96% per year.

Passive funds reached a long-anticipated milestone that no one would suggest will reverse anytime soon. But these managers argue expertise has enduring appeal.

Some participants on the Street estimate that SMAs hold as much as $1.5 trillion of munis while others peg it closer to $1 trillion to $1.3 trillion.

The success of tech stocks in 2023 was largely driven by seven "magnificent" companies. Will 2024 be different?

Leading the charge last year were risky leveraged vehicles and funds tracking the digital assets industry. That doesn't mean advisors are any more likely to embrace them.

Even planners who are willing to entertain investments in digital assets caution that clients should put no more in than they can afford to lose.

The Morningstar Direct rankings reflect a good year for the high-yield, longer-duration and emerging-markets categories of fixed income funds.

After the SEC's decision, Americans can finally invest in a fund whose underlying asset is bitcoin. But should they?