ETFs

Popularity comes with a price.

It's survival of the fittest across the Atlantic, where are about 2,200 exchange-traded funds, with more than 1,500 having less than $100 million in assets.

Low rates and millennial buyers are driving home building.

The table isn’t set for an immediate spike upward.

An overlooked statistical concept shows why it’s so hard to beat a benchmark.

The Bloomberg Commodity Index, which tracks returns for 22 components, has dipped about 4 percent since this year’s peak in mid-January.

The demise of active management has been greatly exaggerated.

Precidian has been seeking regulatory approval to start an actively management fund with an ETF wrapper since 2013.

The K-1 form deterring some investors can now be sidestepped another way.

Exchange-traded funds are transforming debt markets as big investors use them in ways considered crazy a few short years ago.