ETFs

The bank’s asset management business merged teams overseeing fundamental U.S. equity value and growth strategies.

Investors are starting to take money out of their 401(k) accounts—despite taxes and penalties involved—assuming it will be replaced as markets continue to surge upward.

ETF Managers Group accused the exchange of favoring interests in a competing product.

The regulator asked sponsors to hold off on registering funds investing in the currencies. Here’s why.

The increase comes after a 2% to 4% cut in 2016 when the firm reported its first revenue decline since 2009.

One provider aims to test whether or not investors are comfortable with algorithms picking stocks.

Clients in Asia are among the beneficiaries, gaining the ability to trade U.S. products during their daylight hours.

The fund will track an index based on a Human Rights Campaign Foundation gauge of corporate equality.

Following the cryptocurrency's recent decline, a new fund will accept virtual coinage for investment in private companies.

Smart beta growth, fee wars and more attention to risk-management are key trends to watch, say six experts surveyed by Money Management Executive.

Some of the biggest changes come when industries collide.

The combined businesses will boast approximately $3.9 billion in revenue.

The new tax law is expected to drive more money into investment products and push stock and bond prices even higher, says CEO Laurence Fink.

Data reported by FUSE Research.

The proliferation of smart beta and increased AUM are among the forecasts by industry experts.

The funds are designed to help investors dial up or down their exposure to speculative-grade debt.

Liquidity and valuation are the regulator’s key areas of concern.

Short interest on the largest ETF tracking the S&P 500 is the lowest level on record.

Three funds tracking the debt products attracted a combined $2.3 billion in one week.

The first pure-play pot ETF in the U.S. expanded 13-fold in five trading days.