Besides raising much-needed revenue for the Treasury, there would also be a social good via less wasteful trading.

The sky might not be falling after all.

JPMorgan Chase plans to charge just 20 cents for every $1,000 invested in a new stock fund, undercutting all 2,000 existing U.S. ETFs.

U.S. real estate continues to look attractive to foreign investors from around the world.

The ETFs will be based on indices developed by brokerage platform Motif.

They’re more alike than you think.

The platform, long popular throughout Europe and other parts of the world, will allow U.S. customers from 32 states and U.S. territories to trade 13 cryptoassets; the platform will launch its own crypto exchange, eToroX, later this year.

Nearly $3 million in seed funding for improvements at Alto, a platform that facilitates investments in alts via IRAs, illustrates the growing interest in alternative investments.

Janus Henderson has changed the name of Bill Gross's fund following his retirement.