Lyrical, Nomura, and Lazard Convert Mutual Funds as 20 ETFs Launch
Five mutual funds became ETFs this week, Lazard launched its first bond ETFs, Global X’s Magnificent Six fund drew about $200M, and Canary listed a staked INJ ETF.
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Five mutual funds became ETFs this week, Lazard launched its first bond ETFs, Global X’s Magnificent Six fund drew about $200M, and Canary listed a staked INJ ETF.
Five mutual funds became ETFs this week, Lazard launched its first bond ETFs, Global X’s Magnificent Six fund drew about $200M, and Canary listed a staked INJ ETF.
Meta description: The S&P 500 had its worst week since April 2025, but active bond ETFs gained across the board. See this week’s top active ETFs by category.
Meta description: The S&P 500 had its worst week since April 2025, but active bond ETFs gained across the board. See this week’s top active ETFs by category.
Dividend funds pull further ahead as AI stocks slide and the Nasdaq closes its worst month since March 2025. All five active bond categories improve, and Active Muni Bond turns positive.
Dividend funds pull further ahead as AI stocks slide and the Nasdaq closes its worst month since March 2025. All five active bond categories improve, and Active Muni Bond turns positive.
Franklin Templeton launched ETFs that turn stock dividends into bitcoin, and VanEck put a small bitcoin slice in an all-in-one fund. Eventide and YieldMax also launched.
Franklin Templeton launched ETFs that turn stock dividends into bitcoin, and VanEck put a small bitcoin slice in an all-in-one fund. Eventide and YieldMax also launched.
Primecap, BlackRock, and Defiance launched new ETFs this week, while Allspring and GMO added ETF share classes to existing mutual funds.
Primecap, BlackRock, and Defiance launched new ETFs this week, while Allspring and GMO added ETF share classes to existing mutual funds.
Active dividend funds took first place as AI spending fears hit tech and emerging markets stocks. Oil-linked alts and most bond categories gained.
Active dividend funds took first place as AI spending fears hit tech and emerging markets stocks. Oil-linked alts and most bond categories gained.
Sequoia, Hartford, and William Blair moved mutual funds into ETFs this week, while Corgi, State Street, and Global X added bond, sector, and thematic funds.
Sequoia, Hartford, and William Blair moved mutual funds into ETFs this week, while Corgi, State Street, and Global X added bond, sector, and thematic funds.
All five active bond categories improved this week, and U.S. fixed income turned positive, while a chip selloff weighed on EM and tech funds.
All five active bond categories improved this week, and U.S. fixed income turned positive, while a chip selloff weighed on EM and tech funds.
Inflation, rate hikes and Social Security worries are shaping what clients search before they call you. Here’s what they’re asking and how to get ahead of it.
Inflation, rate hikes and Social Security worries are shaping what clients search before they call you. Here’s what they’re asking and how to get ahead of it.
Treasury yields hit a 24-year high, then eased, lifting every active bond category. EM still leads but slips as Asian chip stocks sell off.
Treasury yields hit a 24-year high, then eased, lifting every active bond category. EM still leads but slips as Asian chip stocks sell off.
WisdomTree, Direxion, and Simplify brought long/short, trend-following, and global macro strategies to ETFs this week, alongside four new income funds.
WisdomTree, Direxion, and Simplify brought long/short, trend-following, and global macro strategies to ETFs this week, alongside four new income funds.
Every active ETF category lost ground this week as the 10-year Treasury yield hit a 24-year high. All five bond categories are now negative, Core Bond sinks to last, and EM equity still leads at +21.05%.
Every active ETF category lost ground this week as the 10-year Treasury yield hit a 24-year high. All five bond categories are now negative, Core Bond sinks to last, and EM equity still leads at +21.05%.
Corgi and Global X launched funds built around the companies making large language models, while Roundhill debuted an ETF that only pays off if the S&P 500 reaches 10,000.
Corgi and Global X launched funds built around the companies making large language models, while Roundhill debuted an ETF that only pays off if the S&P 500 reaches 10,000.
EM equity widens its lead at +22.29% while all five active bond categories lose ground, with muni bonds sliding to last as long-term Treasury yields hit levels not seen since 2002.
EM equity widens its lead at +22.29% while all five active bond categories lose ground, with muni bonds sliding to last as long-term Treasury yields hit levels not seen since 2002.
BlackRock, REX, and xETFs all launched AI-adjacent ETFs this week, each targeting a different layer of the buildout, plus a wave of muni, target-maturity, and single-stock income funds.
BlackRock, REX, and xETFs all launched AI-adjacent ETFs this week, each targeting a different layer of the buildout, plus a wave of muni, target-maturity, and single-stock income funds.
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