T. Rowe Price Files For Actively Managed Crypto ETF

Too often, investors and media alike default to benchmarks like the S&P 500. But if your portfolio wasn’t built with that level of risk in mind, or if your goals are entirely different, comparing your return to that index can be misleading at best—and discouraging at worst.

These days anyone can buy mutual funds or ETFs and build their own portfolio. But here are some things to consider before letting your prospective clients go down that path.