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Influential US ‘Fire’ blogger Pete Adeney has tips for listeners on the Money Clinic Podcast
Worldwide net investor inflows reaches $834.2bn at the end of August
Actively managed vehicles have been able to tweak their strategies but passive funds face tougher challenges
Acquisition of Moorgate Benchmarks follows similar deals by BlackRock, Vanguard and Morgan Stanley
Assets pour into vehicles that exclude China in wake of Beijing’s regulatory crackdown
Former iShares chief says investment houses are often slow to consider new technology
Flows by active traders still set pricing levels despite relentless rise of passive vehicles
Overall expense ratios across all funds have halved over the past two decades
Matteo Andreetto says the US market has instead benefited from competitive pricing
Exchange traded funds are much more than just passive index-trackers
Global assets under management in index-tracking ETFs hit record $8.66tn at the end of June
The Legal & General fund invests in issuers that are 100% owned by the Chinese state
Many newly launched thematic funds have outstripped their broad-market peers in terms of size
Structures have saved investors millions in fees but crisis often follows innovation
Whether it’s crypto or equity funds, savers must read the fine print and weigh the risks
US and European funds instead suffered outflows of $8.5bn and $3.6bn respectively in the first half of the year
Massive concentration of trading around rebalancing prompts rethink
The industry’s growth has been breathtaking, but always accompanied by a fear it will somehow wreck markets
Niche sector’s assets almost double in six months
Increased use of exchange-traded products by active managers has given the sector a boost
World’s second-largest asset manager moves into customised indexing business
Price war had caused a long period of decline, but that may now be coming to an end
Research suggests market cap-weighted indices have a tendency buy high and sell low
The 10 funds will cease tracking Dow Jones benchmarks in September
Some analysts argue that active managers have much greater capacity to do good because they can sell their holdings
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