First, ETFs are usually more passively managed, whereas most mutual funds are more actively managed, meaning the fund manager can add or remove stocks at will based on ongoing market analysis.

So they've long invested in actively managed mutual funds. That's how most of the money in mutual funds is managed. The many folks have moved into the ETF space with lower cost index based products.

Among the passive investments, ETFs have surpassed mutual funds, according to ICI data. Of the 51% market share last year, the index component was 29% and the mutual fund component was 22%. The ICI ...

Keep in mind that mutual funds may have higher investment minimums than other asset classes. For example, Vanguard’s minimum investment for actively managed mutual funds is $3,000. Other ...

Actively managed equity mutual funds recorded a Rs 25,082.01 crore inflow during March, lower by 14.4%, compared to the ...

Vanguard hasn’t been immune to investors abandoning actively managed mutual funds for low-cost exchange-traded funds. Customer complaints remain a sore spot, and Vanguard recently received some ...

Vanguard hasn’t been immune to investors abandoning actively managed mutual funds for low-cost exchange-traded funds. Customer complaints remain a sore spot, and Vanguard recently received some ...

Hotchkis & Wiley has launched its first actively managed exchange-traded fund, the Hotchkis & Wiley SMID-Cap Diversified ...

and mutual funds, underscoring the growing popularity of Actively Managed ETFs as a potentially more flexible, lower-cost investment option. “People hear all sorts of abbreviations—IRA, ...

Quasi-bond ladders can be created with mutual funds or ETFs instead of individual bonds by choosing funds with differing durations.