SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- For the exchange-traded fund industry, actively managed ETFs are considered the "big enchilada." More than 130 ETFs trade in the U.S., with an estimated $160 billion in ...

Your article was successfully shared with the contacts you provided. With a few rare exceptions, the mutual fund industry has not participated or benefited from the trillion-dollar rise in ETF ...

Actively managed exchange-traded funds are a growing trend in the investment space. To that point, investors have pulled money from active mutual funds and sought out actively managed ETFs in ...

By David John Marotta, CFP®, AIF®Mutual funds and exchange-traded funds are similar types of investment vehicles. Both allow investors to diversify.

to offer a new type of fund--the exchange-traded managed fund (ETMF)--which seeks to combine some of the best features of exchange-traded funds and traditional actively managed open-end mutual ...

Actively managed exchange-traded and mutual funds need more staff and expertise. This dramatically reduces costs for analysts and other resources. As such, ETFs generally have lower expense ratios ...

A new kind of fund has entered the marketplace. Whether it is better than its predecessors remains to be seen. The new entrant is known as a nontransparent actively managed exchange-traded fund.

Playing the role of the dinosaurs are mutual funds, while exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are their ... Investors focused on fees would note the higher fees versus passively managed index funds.

Exchange-traded funds helped popularize passive index investing. Now, they're getting more active. Actively managed funds grew about five times faster than the much larger passive ETF category in ...

The universe of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds continues to grow. Here are some common pitfalls investors should be ...