ETFs

Actively managed exchange-traded funds have accounted for nearly one-third of ETF flows so far this year, a record share.

Last year was a disaster for bonds (and stocks), but some fixed-income U.S. ETFs that focus on exotic assets or use complex strategies have had a truly horrible decade.

The fund giant's move comes as asset managers face increasing political and social pressure over their stances on environmental, social and governance issues.

More than one-third of converted funds have posted net outflows since they made the switch, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Competitors are angling to create exchange-traded funds as a share class of their U.S. mutual funds — A Vanguard hallmark.

A new paper finds that baskets of single stocks are a better bet for minimizing capital gains taxes.

A brutal 2022 for fixed income, the worst year in many decades, took some shine off the decade-long track record of these exchange-traded bond funds.

Despite a down 2022, these funds were the best over the last decade.

Most investors had a lousy year, but these funds weathered markets jolted by significant economic and geopolitical turmoil.

Some funds lost more than 90% this year.