In a sneak preview from January's Exchange-Traded Funds Report, we look at the state of the ETF industry in 2010.
A survey of current SRI (ESG) index and passive asset class funds.
There’s little question: The exchange-traded fund industry is booming. At the end of November 2009, U.S. ETF assets hit a new all-time high, of $752 billion, and inflows into ETFs were set to top $100 billion for the year. Based on prevailing expense ratios alone, the industry was earning $2.62 billion in annual fees.
Claymore, a company known for providing interesting “satellite” exchange-traded funds, is making a play for the core section of the market.
I admit it: When I saw the news last week about FaithShares launching two brand-new Christian-themed ETFs, I did a bit of a double take.
A new type of ETF is becoming popular, offering alternatives to traditional sector funds in targeting different types of companies.
A look at the benefits of thematic investments