If being a “nonprofit” is so good in the asset management industry, then why don’t we see it elsewhere?

BlackRock Inc.’s planned iShares Consumer Asset-Backed Securities ETF will invest in notes supported by consumer loans, such as student debt and credit cards.

Is now the time for a low-volatility strategy?

The WisdomTree Barclays Yield Enhanced U.S. Short-Term Aggregate Bond Fund -- SHAG for short -- will invest in investment-grade debt that has a short maturity.

The biggest bet was on iShares iBoxx High Yield Corporate Bond ETF, with Harvard University’s endowment leading the way.

Deutsche Bank strategists have found that purchases of equities using passive instruments can contain highly useful information about appetite for currency risk.

Are economic observers falling into the same trap that pollsters and pundits did pre-election, and underestimating the Trump administration’s appeal, assuming he stays in office?

ETF flows are sending “somewhat” bullish short-term contrarian signals. International equities are “wildly” popular, says Trim Tabs’ CEO David Santschi.

Is active management making a comeback? Sort of. Is that good? Maybe.