Toroso Investments wants to become a white-label ETF issuer

There is only one subcategory of equity funds where investors have been willing to pay for active management so far this year.

Charitable giving surpasses $400 billion for the first time, baby boomers and millennials favor impact investing and AdvisorEngine announces back end improvements.

Ameriprise and Fidelity tie for top spot as most-trusted investment firms, millennials are mad for ETFs and South Korean hack tanks bitcoin.

Investors don’t need to wait for a three-year record before investing in an ETF—in this structure, age really is just a number. Here’s a roundup of young, but favored, ETFs, based on CFRA’s independent analysis.

Lack of client demand remains the top reason advisors say they aren’t using socially responsible investing strategies. But some advisors see that slowly changing.

The fund will be physically-backed, which means it will hold actual Bitcoin, and will be insured against loss or theft of the cryptocurrency, according to the firms.

Fixed income can be a growth driver for indexed products, according to the Global Head of iShares Mark Wiedman.