SEC Adopts Final ETF Rule and Issues Related Exchange Act Relief
The SEC will allow ETFs that satisfy certain standardized conditions to operate without first obtaining individual exemptive relief.
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What Happens To ETFs When Stocks Get Halted
The proliferation of ETF trading and investment usage is the most significant change to the asset management community in nearly 100 years.
We’re Not Ready for a Bitcoin ETF
With scandals emerging about email address breaches at BitMEX and malfunctions at Deribit, we have to be honest with ourselves
A $50 Billion Bond Trade Embraced by Goldman Hinges on ETF Gains
Bond traders at some of the world’s largest banks have more than $50 billion riding on the success of the exchange-traded fund market.
How Will Schwab’s Move Toward Fractional Shares Affect ETFs?
“I think this is setting the new standard for brokerages in the space. It’s commission free and fractional shares.”
Meet the Banks Behind $5.5 Trillion of Trades That Power ETFs
The world’s biggest banks still play a surprisingly large role in the rapidly growing market for exchange-traded funds.
Investors Begin Rush to Value Stocks and ETFs in Big Switch
Value stocks are at a crossroads after years of underperformance.