ETFs

The recommendation relies on the "circular economy."

The offering, a mix of liquid credit and private investment, still needs regulatory approval.

His first exchange-traded fund — the Research Affiliates Deletions ETF — will look to buy companies that were recently deleted from major indexes.

A big August will be followed by the uncertainty of the Fed's actions, a presidential election and other factors.

The "father of the index fund" was famously skeptical that exchange-traded funds would encourage risky and speculative stock market bets.

The active side of passive indices is on display as two of the largest present plans to undercut the weighting of the largest megacap companies.

Small-cap funds may be an attractive element of a diversified portfolio, but you wouldn't necessarily know that looking at the data from this year.

The first half of 2024 marked a record stretch for ETFs, but not all funds were lifted by the rising tide.

July has historically been a strong month for ETF inflows, and this year was no exception.

Mutual funds are losing assets, while ETFs are gaining them. Here's a look at how a pioneering firm has adjusted to a difficult environment in recent years.

Firms like BlackRock and Invesco are among those signaling they want to offer access to private markets via ETFs.

The initial suite of ETF products available on the platform will all be actively managed.

Investors poured cash into U.S. exchange-traded funds last month, but not every fund benefited. Here are the 20 that lost the most money.

U.S. exchange-traded funds raked in $82.4 billion last month, finishing out a strong first half of the year. Here are the funds that garnered the most investor cash.

As a flood of supply drives prices lower, many investors are rushing in to buy the cryptocurrency at a discount.

After half a year on the market, we now know which spot bitcoin ETFs have taken in the most investor cash. Here's how they compare.

The DOJ may say pot is less dangerous for people than it's historically claimed, suggesting it may be less dangerous as an investment, too.

Exchange-traded funds bounced back in May, but not all of them benefited from the upswing. Here are the 20 with the biggest outflows.

Exchange-traded funds bounced back in a big way last month. Here are the 20 that took in the most investor cash.

"This pace is unlike anything we have seen," said Matthew Bartolini, head of SPDR Americas research at State Street Global Advisors.