ETFs

A closely watched measure of turbulence in the world’s biggest bond market has already risen to levels last seen during the Great Financial Crisis.

“The SEC will drag their feet,” Van Eck said.

So far, only one other company has asked the SEC to add ETFs to the share classes of its actively-managed mutual funds.

One of the year’s hottest haven trades could be about to unwind — and throw beleaguered regional banks a lifeline.

The top five best-performing non-leveraged ETFs in 2023 are all crypto-linked, led by the Valkyrie Bitcoin Miners ETF (WGMI)’s 119% rally.

Advisors on the Envestnet platform use allocation models, company executives say. Building ETFs that combine passive investments with active management for those models is the next logical step.

The $36 billion Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond ETF (VCSH) has bled nearly $5.5 billion this year, the most year-to-date since its inception in 2009.

GraniteShares is looking to debut funds focused on American Airlines Group Inc., Apple Inc., Coinbase Global Inc., Meta Platforms Inc., Tesla Inc., among others.