Two of the industry's biggest players are taking a wait-and-see attitude on active nontransparent ETFs
Litigation alleging that plan sponsors breached their fiduciary duty keeps coming
More than half were in adviser-led portfolios, according to Broadridge research
Investors are trying to diversify their holdings after stocks rebounded more than expected
With futures topping $1,800, a Fed move to pin down U.S. yields could add to gold's allure
Big moves stir speculation the company may be revising the allocations of its model portfolios
The central bank bought bonds issued by AT&T, UnitedHealth and Walmart
Short interest as a portion of shares outstanding in the $266 billion SPDR S&P 500 ETF had fallen to 4.9% Friday from 6.7% at the end of May
The asset manager is reducing the cost of key iShare funds by one basis point
For the first time, individual investors will have direct access to coveted DFA strategies
After the tragic death of a customer, the investment platform made significant changes. More may need to be done
Only 0.1% of plan assets are in ESG-specific funds, but many, if not most, investment products have integrated ESG criteria
The agency argued a fiduciary responsibility involves focusing solely on returns for participants
Sandlapper Securities may have some fight left, says CEO Trevor Gordon
Credit Suisse’s decision to delist nine exchange-traded notes worth nearly $3 billion points to an existential crisis in this sector of the ETF market
Participants in the $557 billion Thrift Savings Plan will have many more target-date vintages available to them starting in July
A recent study found advisers with more ethics training are one-fourth less likely to participate in unethical behaviors
The product includes five glide paths and can include investment options that are already on plan menus
Threats to the equity rally include a COVID second wave, U.S.-China tensions and the prospect that central banks will wind down their stimulus efforts
Bank is axing a total of nine ETNs, most of which are leveraged