ETFs

Traders are splurging on “complex” ETFs to ride out the crushing bear market across assets.

New research shows that higher-priced strategies can come with lower returns and greater risk — an urgent reason for advisors and investors to monitor the space.

America’s first leveraged single-stock ETFs will debut Thursday, despite warnings from the SEC.

Storing oil, gold and grain costs a lot of money, which is why they're great for trading but terrible as a long-term investment.

The patriotic-themed fund would trade under the ticker YALL.

Retail investors and private funds alike have flocked to derivatives-powered products this year amid market turmoil to bet on declines and to hedge against various stocks.

Traders are piling into exchange-traded funds that bet against U.S. stocks as the risk of recession and disappointment from the upcoming earnings season bolsters bearish sentiment in the market.

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The inflows are tied to funds that track the EU-regulated climate benchmarks and may signal that investors are looking for more credible "green" opportunities.

The investment group accuses the regulator of “failing to apply consistent treatment to similar investment vehicles.”

An ETF whose issuer had Martina Navratilova and Barney Frank on its board has shut down. What are the lessons for advisors and clients?

A study by the EU Business School found that thematic ETFs have higher expenses, higher risks and lower diversification.

As ETFs take a larger bite of the market, VanEck discusses how sustainable investing will contribute to the muni space.

Carson Group adds an executive, the SEC proposes SPAC rules, FINRA is looking for advisory committee members and more.

Will its portfolio managers be comfortable working with ETFs and their transparency and capacity issues?

Some say Vanguard may grab the top spot from BlackRock within two years, but there are signs that the transition might not be so close, if it happens at all.

Of the record $900 billion poured into the U.S. ETF industry in 2021, roughly one-in-every-three dollars went to Vanguard’s products. So far this year it’s more than one in two.

Bloomberg data shows that 50 new ETFs have already launched in 2022, up from 38 at this point last year.

From coffee to mind-altering drugs, the actively managed funds can have very niche focuses — and wildly varying returns.

The cuts continue a trend that started 20 years ago.