Jul 26
Canadian mutual funds posted net redemptions of $10.4 billion in June as investors headed for the exits amid market volatility. That’s an acceleration from May, when a net $6.4 billion was pulled from mutual funds.
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Jul 26
Canadian mutual funds posted net redemptions of $10.4 billion in June as investors headed for the exits amid market volatility. That’s an acceleration from May, when a net $6.4 billion was pulled from mutual funds.
Jul 25
Traders are splurging billions of dollars on “complex” ETFs to ride out the crushing bear market across assets -- just as Wall Street watchdogs threaten intrusive measures to limit retail participation.
Jul 19
Cathie Wood is closing down one of her exchange-traded funds, the first time her Ark Investment Management has pulled the plug on an ETF.
Jul 7
BlackRock’s greenest exchanged-traded funds have seen a 30 per cent increase in inflows as investors seek out the most credible ESG products amid a wider cooling toward the industry.
Jul 6
Canadian exchange-traded funds suffered their biggest monthly outflows since 2013 as investors dumped cryptocurrency and equity ETFs to escape a brutal selloff.
Jun 16
An ETF issuer is following in Cathie Wood’s footsteps with a new innovation-themed fund, despite the fact that her flagship ETF tumbled 61% this year.
Jun 3
Home Economics newsletter: Survey finds many young people living paycheque-to-paycheque, CIBC suggests trying high-interest ETFs as a cash alternative in your portfolio and advice on how to weather stagflation
Jun 2
As some investors sit on the sidelines while they await more clarity on interest rates and inflation, CIBC Capital Markets says ETFs that are tied to high interest savings accounts are becoming a popular portfolio option when building up cash allocations.
May 6
The violent stock selloff on Thursday means every single bet in Cathie Wood’s flagship strategy has lost money this year, with the sole exception of a money-market cash holding.
Mar 10
From the pandemic to the Greek debt crisis, ETFs have operated like it was business as usual during some of the toughest times in markets. But with Russia’s war on Ukraine, the industry is finally facing an event it can’t trade through.