The FTSE Russell index tracked by Vanguard's US ESG Stock ETF inadvertently included gun maker Sturm Ruger.
The fate of the world’s largest exchange-traded fund rests on the health of a group of twenty-somethings.
The fund firm has a wonky plan to simplify stock and bond allocations.
A striking pattern emerges when you look at trading activity in the largest exchange-traded fund run by Goldman Sachs.
The market maker says fears that ETFs cause liquidity problems for debt securities are unfounded.
It’s a slight shift for Schwab, whose ETFs have been heavy into equities.
Skeptics have long questioned how easily ETFs can be turned into cash during a sell-off.
Eight of the top 10 aren't run by the industry's giants, according to Bloomberg data.
Vanguard Group also warned that the plan could increase costs for investors.
BlackRock is jumping further into the thematic exchange-traded fund arena.
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