The reasons not to approve the ETF are obvious. Here are five reasons why the SEC should.

The traditional means of retirement -- 40 years of work, saving 15 percent of salary -- doesn't necessarily work anymore.

When Hillary Clinton does well, and/or Donald Trump slumps, the markets rise.

If SEC Chair Mary Jo White departs should Hillary Clinton win the election, the agency could slip into paralysis.

Expect more cost-cutting at UBS amid a drop in wealth management business.

(Bloomberg) -- For its next act, the $3.5 trillion ETF industry wants to sell you the steady income of a dividend, the upside of a small cap and the good night’s sleep of a low-volatility stock. All at once...

(Bloomberg Gadfly) -- DoubleLine's $3 billion debt exchange-traded fund has stood out since it was started last year. The SPDR DoubleLine Total Return Tactical ETF hasn't had a day of withdrawals. It has grown at an incredible pace even in...

(Bloomberg Markets) -- "Everyone is always so curious about millennials,” says Audrey Choi, chief executive officer of Morgan Stanley’s Institute for Sustainable Investing. “Especially in this space.&rdquo...