Industry leaders gathered in Hollywood, Florida this week to discuss themes and trends for ETFs in 2020.

Advisors have a lot in common with athletes and can learn from their training, successes, and mistakes.

On this day, the third Monday in January, we observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Fee pressure continues to increase while profitability is weakening for asset managers. It’s more important than ever to build a firm that is resilient to business cycle fluctuations. Not all asset managers will survive the next market downturn.  Register to find out what it will take. 

Uncertainty and volatility often lead people to make irrational decisions in the heat of the moment and right now our country is fraught with uncertainty.

ETFs continue their steady growth and are predicted to have over $50 trillion in assets over the next decade.

Bond index investing is on the rise. Morningstar explored the growing trend.

ETFs have continued to grow since their arrival in the early 1990s. They’ve hit a record high of $4.15 trillion AUM.

Many investors choose bond funds for their portfolios or retirement plans because they’re considered “safe.”

Schwab turns the investment industry topsy-turvy with the introduction of fractional investing in ETFs.

Despite predictions that the mutual fund industry would crumble, it continues to plod along steadily.

California passed landmark legislation that could have major repercussions on the gig economy and participating companies.