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Asset managers hoping 2021 might bring some respite to the fee war are in for disappointment, if Vanguard Group’s latest exchange-traded fund is anything to go by.
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A once-niche upstart just beat out JPMorgan for the largest actively managed exchange-traded fund.
It’s tough these days for investors who don’t believe the U.S. economy is headed for disaster.
The amount of short-term corporate IOUs fell to $996.6B for the week ended Sept. 2, 2020, the Federal Reserve reports in its latest data on commercial paper, bringing it to the lowest level in more than three years, according to Bloomberg data.The amount fell from $1.01T, on a seasonally adjusted basis, in the prior week.Financial CP slipped to $550.8B from $560.9B in the previous week, while CP issued by nonfinancial companies remains near its lowest levels since 2013, Bloomberg reports.The amount of CP declines as closures of prime money-market funds, typically significant buyers of commercial paper, increase : Bloomberg.Money market ETFs: MINT, NEAR, ICSH.
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Need to park your cash and generate some performance while the storm passes? Consider ultrashort bond funds, ETFs, savings banks, and maybe a mortgage refinancing. We offer a guide.
A volatile market has sparked interest in active management, and new rules have made actively managed ETFs easier to launch. What to watch for as big firms roll out new products.
Exchange-traded funds that own illiquid securities, like many bonds and emerging-market stocks, can trade at big discounts or premiums to their underlying holdings. That’s often a good thing for traders, but not for investors.
The elimination of trading commissions by most online brokerages made short term bond ETFs more attractive than holding cash in a brokerage account or bank savings account, due to their higher yields,
Most investors like low-fee ETFs, but there are some higher fee, active ETFs that are worth the higher cost of admission.
Ultrashort-term bonds were one of the few options for conservative, income-seeking investors until rates rose. Now bank CDs, Treasury bills, money-market funds, and ETFs all offer competitive yields. How can investors assess their options?
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Last year, U.S.-listed exchange traded fund took in $313 billion in new assets, short of 2017's record inflows, but still good for the second-best year on record. While the...