The Mutual Fund Is Very Much Alive and Well

The Mutual Fund Is Very Much Alive and Well

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Live from London - Clash of the Titans!

In the asset management industry, there are two undisputed heavyweights: BlackRock and Vanguard. They rival each other in almost every category, but this month Vanguard overtook BlackRock as the largest US ETF issuer — a title BlackRock had held for two decades. Despite their dom ...  Show more

ETF of the Moment: Software Isn't Dead, Yet

Earlier this year, investors got hammered by the "SaaSpocalypse." The rise of AI sparked fears that software companies would need fewer workers, sell fewer licenses and spend heavily on technology with uncertain payoffs. Yet just a few months later, one little-known ETF — with on ...  Show more

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