Billions of dollars are on the move in one of the world’s largest exchange-traded funds as soaring options activity collides with the uncertain outlook for tech shares.

Invesco Ltd. is looking to active, nontransparent exchange-traded funds as the next step forward for the US$4.6 trillion industry, hoping the new products will be less vulnerable to traders who exploit expected changes in ETF holdings.

Five years ago, State Street started a new, green fund. The world hasn’t been the same since.

Some of China’s biggest fund houses are launching products that will give millions of mom-and-pop investors exposure to the nation’s soaring tech firms.

The world’s largest gold exchange-traded fund is suffering an exodus after a ferocious run.

U.S. investors expect actively managed ETFs to skyrocket in popularity in the next few years, surging to more than a quarter of client allocations by 2023.

As the crowd of day traders rushed to buy the dip, a triple-leveraged ETF that tracks the Nasdaq 100 notched its best streak of inflows on record.

Investors will now have their first chance to buy collateralized loan obligations through an exchange-traded fund.

As the brutal technology rout deepens, exchange-traded fund investors are placing bets on value.