Not satisfied with having ushered in a new era of efficient, low cost, investment-savvy pooled investment products, ETF issuers insist on trying to reengineer their own (already pretty darn good) invention.
ETF fund assets and numbers continue to soar in 2008. As of May 31, there were 683 ETFs in the U.S., with assets totaling approximately $612 billion. ETF industry assets rose nearly $17 billion for the month of May, buoyed by positive performance...
Instead of lowering fees, asset managers are teaming up to provide creative offerings to investors.
Investors Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have been trying for more than three years to convince the SEC to let it bring the Bitcoin ETF to market.
On March 11, the twins are expected to receive a final decision from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on whether they can list their ETF.
The question of whether you can successfully time smart beta ETFs is likely to get bigger as the ETFs proliferate.
Mutual and exchange-traded funds dedicated to building and upgrading roads, bridges, airports and other projects attracted more than $450 million from November through January.
Investors across the board bought stocks that by and large did worse than the ones they were selling.
The four exchange-traded funds backed by the metal that have attracted the most money this year are all based in Western Europe.
