The GameStop-Robinhood saga is a distraction from what’s really wrong with mainstream investing in America.

There was a divergence in demand for ETFs in 2020 between the classic index-based, low cost beta and more thematic, active strategies, according to a panel at the Women in ETFs conference.

In this week's fund news, advisors' most highly traded securities of 2020, Vanguard's 10 basis-point, active ETF and a look at Schwab's new low-cost variable annuities.

With so many people out of work or working from home, the penny stock fervor is not going away anytime soon.

Vanguard this week filed plans for the Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF, its first active ETF to launch since 2018, and with an expense ratio of 0.10%.

Industry leaders weigh in on what trends plan consultants should monitor in the year ahead.

Many quants are hoping now that as people get vaccinated and economies recover, factors will move to their own beat again and trade on the fundamental rules discovered by academics decades ago.

This week in fund news: Cannabis ETFs become more attractive as legalization possibilities expand, a Democratic Party trifecta could be great for markets and some fundsters pull their political dollars in the wake of the violence at the U.S. Capitol.

After a torrent of inflows in 2020, the once-niche firm now oversees about $41.5 billion in ETF products, compared with $39.7 billion for WisdomTree.

The top 20 ETFs to debut in 2020 by total fund assets include only three products from BlackRock Inc. and none from Vanguard Group or State Street Corp., according to data compiled by Bloomberg.