Mutual funds and ETFs each have their pros and cons. Investment advisors often use both for different reasons.

Investors rushed into exchange-funds after Donald Trump won the race to become the 47th president of the U.S., particularly ...

ETFs are usually passive funds, meaning they are not actively managed by a fund manager but are instead structured to track a specific index, industry or investment strategy. For example ...

Just because an ETF has the word "dividend" in its name doesn't mean that dividend yield is the focus of the fund.

ETFs tagged as converted funds in Morningstar's database are subject to verification through the appropriate SEC filings. What Does This Trend Mean for the Future? The limited success of these ...

The iShares Core S&P U.S. Growth ETF with a concentrated tech portfolio and performance compared to popular growth funds.

Taxable bond funds and ETFs pulled in net inflows (the sum of ... mortgage and certain corporate bonds, are callable, meaning they can be “called in” and paid off early by the issuer before ...

An inverse ETF is a type of exchange-traded fund, or ETF, that bets against the ... However, an inverse ETF can also be leveraged, meaning it can seek 2x or 3x the expected performance of the ...

The UK pension fund Cartwright proposed a 3% $BTC allocation. Meanwhile, US pension funds prefer indirect exposure to crypto through ETFs.

BlackRocks iShares Bitcoin ETF drew an astounding $2.2 billion weekly inflow, outperforming major global funds and ...

They revealed that, on average, in the 16 European countries BlackRock surveyed, 40 per cent of the 10 largest pension funds in each country owned iShares ETFs. This number obscured some regional ...

TORONTO, March 27, 2024--Hamilton Capital Partners Inc. ("Hamilton ETFs") announced today an update to the investment risk rating of the exchange traded funds listed below (the "ETFs").