ETFs

Funds that are supposed to protect portfolios in a market crash have lost nearly $2.8 billion.

After advisors complained about the limited time frame, the firm has extended the transition period for them to make changes before its new commission-free ETF lineup goes into effect.

Bond fund inflows running near record pace this year, while savings account inflows drop to nine-year low.

The SEC has contemplated an ETF rule for more than a decade, but demands to shake up the status quo have recently grown louder.

After net outflows every year from 2011-2015, Latin American Equity Funds had a surge. Meanwhile, “Abenomics” is on the voters’ chopping block.

This year alone, the iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF fund has received $15 billion.

BlackRock gets investors in with low fees on basic products, hoping to keep them once they want something more complex -- and expensive.

Market makers are stepping away from providing early funding, forcing issuers to get creative in seeking seed capital.

Bernstein's pivot toward ETFs includes stocks that are rated “outperform” by their research analysts and are highly rated in the firm’s quantitative alpha model.

The flaw's in Abby Johnson's plans for fulcrum fees.