Learn when to recommend active vs passive ETFs to clients. Expert guidance on costs, performance expectations, and portfolio ...

Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are more than just ways to invest; they are the basic parts of portfolios of all kinds that are ...

Over the past 10 years, the average dollar invested in active funds outperformed the average active fund in 17 of 20 ...

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are gaining ground on mutual funds as investors chase lower fees, better tax treatment, and more ...

Some funds engage in what’s called active management, in which the fund’s manager picks and chooses securities to buy and sell, and when to do so. This approach is more typical for mutual funds.

Longer horizons provide stronger signals that investors can incorporate in their selection process. In general, actively ...

The dramatic increase in the popularity of exchange-traded funds represents one of the biggest changes in financial markets over the past three decades and has largely come at the expense of actively ...

Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) and mutual funds are popular investment vehicles, both offering unique advantages for investors. While they share some similarities, particularly in terms of portfolio ...

Active ETFs brought in $44.8 billion in July, breaking their previous monthly all-time inflow record from January this year.

Active ETFs are still a relatively small corner of the market, accounting for just 10% of overall industry assets, even as they’ve taken in a record share of the nearly $462 billion sent to ETFs ...

Active ETFs now outnumber passive ones for the first time, with roughly 51% of nearly 4,300 US-listed exchange-traded funds being actively managed. The number of active ETFs has more than doubled ...