ETFs

Active ETFs continued to take a growing share of U.S. ETF inflows, rising to 24.6% in 2024 from 14.6% in 2022.

Paperwork covering a plethora of newfangled offerings was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission as 2024 was ending.

The November U.S. election results strengthened the dollar, sending bullion prices down and ending any momentum for gold funds.

Today’s economic environment is creating dispersion across bond sectors, introducing various levels of opportunity.

Wirehouses are exploring how to combine direct indexing, manager-traded separate accounts and alternative investments into unified managed account platforms, reports FundFire. BlackRock and Franklin Templeton each published private market outlooks...

The firm’s new report finds there is unmet demand among financial advisors for ETFs with alternative investment strategies.

Asset managers are viewing the move into alternatives as an existential question and are rushing to hire product specialists. ETF.com writes about the launch of a new “anti-woke” ETF. These are among the investment must reads we found this week...