Sixty-nine new ETFs came to market last month, one of the busiest since at least 2016.

The SEC had not — until now — permitted such funds to trade.

The money manager says sustainable investing is here to stay, but ESG-labeled index-tracking portfolios are the wrong path.

Kraken has applied with FINRA for a broker/dealer license to allow it to trade US-listed stocks and ETFs, targeting a 2024 launch.

Schwab cut the fees on SCYB and SCHP, bringing all nine of its fixed-income funds to three basis points or below.

The VanEck Office and Commercial REIT ETF is part of a trend of increased specialization among REIT ETFs.

The Janus Henderson AAA CLO exchange-traded fund has ballooned to a record $3.9 billion in assets since its October 2020 launch, dwarfing at least nine other CLO-focused funds.

If the Fed cuts rates in 2024, "we're ready for prime time," Cathie Wood says.