Scalable Capital's clients bought the April 2025 tariff dip, but a four-week correction is a thin test for a book that has grown roughly sixfold since 2020.
October 2
The item, recapping a Schwab TV appearance, says advisors are turning to S&P 500-based ETFs and cites Jensen Investment Management and Northern Trust as fund managers encouraged to build out ETF lineups.
Oct 2
The MomentumThe five strategies held nearly $55 billion as of Aug. 31; the filing would add an ETF share class without moving the portfolios or changing their managers.
Oct 1
The article says the $705 million NUKZ is outpacing the $3.6 billion NLR by more than 1,100 basis points in 2026 and holds about 50 stocks to NLR's 25.
Oct 1
Netflix sits nearly 44% below its 52-week high, and Deutsche Bank's Bryan Kraft upgraded the stock to buy while cutting his price target to $95 from $100.
October 1
ETF Trends is making the buildout case for NUKZ on that record, while five AI-capex issuers borrowed more than $132 billion in the first half.
October 1
The account puts operating capacity at 423 GWe across nearly 440 reactors, at an 83.7% average capacity factor.
September 30
The five AI-capex issuers borrowed more than $132 billion in the first half, lifting tech weight in pure corporate bond ETFs by about 300 basis points.
September 30
Information Technology led performance at 4.57% and drew €275.7m; Financials shed €1.03bn in the week to September 25.
September 29
The venue, operated with Börse Hannover, covers thousands of equities and hundreds of ETFs, and says one in ten trades already executes before 9 a.m.
September 29
The fund has grown from just over $100 million in March to $9 billion.
September 29
The $16.5 billion US active-ETF platform goes abroad under one Morgan Stanley brand, betting neobroker shelves can do what Eaton Vance, Parametric and Calvert labels did at home.
September 28
Two of the additions were three-advisor teams, from UBS to Frost and from Raymond James to LPL.
September 28
A record year for fixed-income ETFs sits at the front of the curve, where the funds selling the wait charge for the only part of the trade the Fed does not control.
September 25
A decade of listings built a $300 billion options category, but buyers cannot agree what they own, and the next leg turns on a shared language rather than more launches.
September 25
AMLP and ENFR took the category's money while trailing the broader energy sector by more than 17 points, which tells you what buyers are actually paying for.
September 24
Fee cuts and acquisitions are the same trade — buying access — and this week's numbers show distribution, not performance, sets the price.
September 24
A record $459 billion year for fixed income ETFs is running through the front end, and the first hike since 2023 is what keeps it there.
September 23
The fund opened with 52.5% in ten names and a third of its assets in one country, leaving the first-year return to the rebalance calendar as much as the theme.
September 23
Three promoters took half of August's $245.8 billion ETF inflows, the US took three-quarters, and the one fixed-income line near the top is a short-duration parking trade.
September 22
HALX, QGRO, VFLO and OUSM rotated out of AI exposure their holders never voted to sell; Brookfield and Google kept underwriting the buildout instead.
September 22
European ETF flows tracked last week's defensive tape, reversing the split this publication has been documenting since August.
September 21
Three months, $263 million, and a Fed hike that extends the front-end parking trade instead of closing it.
September 21
Bitcoin funds sit just below gold's asset base, but tripling that depends on institutions that have barely started allocating.
September 21
Record inflows keep landing in three cheap funds, while BNY's $20 billion book, Amplify's 15% private sleeve and a 1,100-point value gap add shelf space that moves none of the dollars.
September 21
Brookfield's $600 million ACME tie-up and a day of clean-energy procurement should worry the issuers who just listed data-center funds with no assets.
September 21
The $2 trillion forecast for 2026 is Q4 seasonality applied to this year's run rate; underneath the record, the money keeps routing to the same few tickers.
September 18
Three funds file as value, follow different index rules, and finished the year 1,100 basis points apart—the cost of screening on a category instead of a methodology.
September 18
With the SEC's comment period closed, the 60- and 75-day effectiveness windows set the launch order for novel ETF filings.
September 18
A closing bell in Dallas confirms a new US primary-listing venue works on paper; the harder question is whether it can carry the funds the industry is straining to quote.
September 18
The three-year milestone buys shelf access; the fund's answer to hyperscaler concentration is a different concentration, one layer lower.
September 17
The $446 billion landed at the front end, and the first Fed cut decides whether it stays.
September 17
The money behind 2026's bond ETF record sits in cash substitutes, where the first Fed cut decides whether it stays.
September 17
A 4.41% move in spot copper became 20.76% in junior miners, which leaves the hybrid fund in the middle of the shelf as the one advisors have to think hardest about.
September 17
Ultumus' 8 September roundup puts Harbor, AXS, Evolve, WisdomTree, and VanEck on the same shelf, and the roster says the wrapper is the product.
September 16
ETFs now hold a quarter of Canadian fund assets and run 2.5 times the net creations of open-end mutual funds — growth built on moving existing clients into new wrappers.
September 15
The $446 billion says more about the wrapper than about bonds, and the Fed vote lands on both.
September 15
The financials case rests on agency rulemaking, the energy income fund on a forecast its own sponsor calls negative — neither one is a bet on November.
September 14
Canada's CAD125 billion ETF year and National Bank's research sale point to the binding constraint: complex products are being listed faster than the desks behind them can price the baskets.
September 14
Canada's CAD125 billion ETF year makes quoting capacity the scarce asset, and concentration in a few balance sheets is the issuer's problem.
September 12