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Will This Be the Year of the Actively Managed ETF? By Rosalyn Retkwa

Managers are gearing up for new fund launches but demand remains uncertain and front-running fears are still an issue. Jack Brennan, chairman emeritus of The Vanguard Group, known for its low-cost index funds, recently echoed a common sentiment when he described actively managed ETFs as an oxymoron. “One of the reasons you index is to take manager risk out of the equation. To put manager risk back into the equation …

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ETF Growth: Will It Hit A Wall By Brendan Conway

Bernstein Research poses the question this morning. Yes, the firm argues, exchange-traded funds’ growth could slow considerably. It could happen without a break into 401(k) plans and without substantial new growth outside ETFs’ home base in passive investing. Bernstein’s Luke Montgomery, Brad Hintz and Gabriel Farajollah are specifically challenging the view that active management and fixed income can drive the industry’s asset levels as high as hoped. They’re taking on the …

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