The iShares Russell 2000 ETF was hit with $1.41 billion in outflows since the start of the year, the most among U.S.-listed equity ETFs.

Regulations stemming from the financial crisis have led investors not to return to money market funds.

In an age when computers are doing most of the trading, having human traders on the floor still has its place.

Three trends the ETF business will see in 2017 and how advisors will benefit.

Stock picking isn’t dying because it’s too hard but because it’s too easy.

AllianceBernstein Holding LP, Candriam and Union Investment are among investors that are crunching data as they seek to cut trading costs in an increasingly illiquid bond market.