A primer for investors
The basic premise of most corporate bond indexes is flawed. There has to be a better way.
U.S. ETF assets topped $700 billion for the first time ever, as investors used ETFs to gain protection from a falling dollar.
A new Schwab study finds that advisers are more optimistic about stock ETFs, particularly tech, energy and financials.
Net new assets invested in European exchange-traded products over the last year totalled €41 billion, according to iShares. Can this growth rate continue?
Jefferies has filed with the SEC to enter the U.S. ETF marketplace.
Michael Latham, BGI's co-CEO, says ETFs designed around risk rather than more general categories are coming. Also up: more bond ETFs.
Pimco is ready to launch the first short-term TIPS ETF in the U.S.
Europe's widespread use of derivatives is giving ETF bond investors access to more asset classes than their U.S. counterparts.
Why are ETF investors being given such a U.S.-centric view of international bond markets?
Last week, the Garrett Planning Network held its 2009 national convention. A hot topic for many of the hourly fee-based financial planners in attendance was ETFs.
In this two-part series, our analytics and research strategists study premium and discount characteristics of different types of bond ETFs.
iShares' latest analysis includes monthly data and a look at the benefits of investing in fixed-income ETFs.
Index Publications' Managing Director of ETF Analytics Matt Hougan pulls back the covers of the modern bond market to analyze various types of asset classes. This includes a breakdown of differences in correlations, returns and risk management, among others.
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