As active ETFs play a bigger and bigger role in investors' portfolios, certain strategies will start to stand out. The rising active ETF TSPA may just be one of those ETFs, hitting its three-year ETF milestone this month and having recently crossed $700 million in AUM.
With large-cap stocks remaining the major driving factor for the market, investors should be wary about their levels of concentrated company exposure and consider active management. A recent research paper, Passive Investing and the Rise of Mega-Firms, explores the relationship between passive investing strategies and how they affect the valuations of the world's largest firms.
2024 continues to produce some notable uncertainty for investors. With the prevailing sense being to “hurry up and wait” for new information — whether about interest rates, inflation, AI, or geopolitical risk — it can help to check in with industry leaders to hear their thoughts.
As 2024 rolls toward its halfway point, the active ETF boom continues apace. Last year's banner year for actively managed ETFs did quite a bit to gather investor attention.
Active ETFs have picked up significant investor interest over the last few years. The strategies' ability to offer potential upside while avoiding certain risks has stood out in a topsy-turvy macroeconomic environment.
With active investing in ETFs on the rise, investors may be looking for leading options. After all, when a sector takes a big leap, people want to know what all the fuss is about.
Many active fund managers tout deep research teams to boost their investing capabilities. A firm's fundamental research capabilities can distinguish between middling returns and consistent, significant returns.