ETFs
Fidelity plans ETF range after BlackRock product head hire
Team led by Nick King
The $2trn question: Why have ETFs failed to catch fire in the UK?
Global ETF growth rising but UK lags
Vanguard launches first low-cost active ETFs range
Ongoing charges of 22bps
Novia ties with Winterflood for low-cost ETF trading
Trading charges of 5bps
FundsNetwork broadens investment trust and ETP range
FundsNetwork will offer a wider range of the most popular investment trusts and exchange traded products on the platform from early December.
Vanguard step closer to active fund launches in UK
Index fund pioneer eyes 'handful' of funds within next year
Two minute view on China: Fortune cookie or a 'big casino'?
China: Fortune cookie or a ‘big casino'?
Could the passives tide turn?
As active managers struggle to find value in current volatile markets, investors have continued to flock to passive products.
Six limitations: Henderson takes on the Active Share debate
The latest in the low-cost index funds vs higher cost active management debate
Debunking the myths of passive investing
While all passives share a common objective, the underlying approaches can vary, writes Kenneth Lamont
Active and passive: The benefit of a complementary approach
Active and passive: The benefit of a complementary approach
Platform inefficiencies over real time trading threaten ETF investors' returns
Investors are calling for more control over ETF trades executed on fund platforms, many of which are incapable of hosting the vehicles or are currently unable to offer real time trading.
Where did the smart money go in October?
Where did the smart money go in October?
Sector report: Explaining a let-down in UK All Companies
Explaining a let-down in UK All Companies
Price war masks 'nightmare' of passive fund cost comparison
Fund buyers have called for more transparency on passive fund costs not contained within the ongoing charges figure (OCF) - even as a price war cuts headline fees to record low levels.
Asset Allocators' Soapbox: Will Draghi's dominoes fall easily into place?
Asset Allocators' Soapbox: Will Draghi's dominoes fall easily into place?
Investment trusts: 'Who are the dinosaurs now?'
Investment trusts: 'Who are the dinosaurs now?'
Why smart beta might not be such a smart bet...
Why smart beta might not be such a smart bet...
State Street cuts fees on 15 ETFs to continue passive price pressure
State Street Global Advisors (SSgA) is the latest ETF provider to slash fees on a range of its European products, as passive fees continue to come under pressure.
The alternative asset classes best accessed via ETFs
The alternative asset classes best accessed via ETFs
US regulator probes PIMCO ETF pricing
The US regulator is investigating how bond giant PIMCO prices its exchange-traded funds after it became concerned the group may have artificially inflated returns on one of Bill Gross' ETFs.
Vanguard cuts charges on 25 funds as tracker price war hots up
Vanguard is to cut charges on 25 UK and Irish-domiciled funds, including its LifeStrategy range, as it responds to recent price cuts from other providers in the tracker space.
Axa Wealth launches access to ETFs via corporate platform
Axa Wealth's Corporate Investment Services business is increasing the investment universe for employee benefits consultants by adding exchange traded funds (ETFs) to its bespoke Investment Only offering.
EM managers avoid benchmark stocks as ETFs prompt price swings
Active emerging market equity managers have been given a further incentive to invest ‘off benchmark' after recent market falls emphasised the role played by ETFs.
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