ETFs

'No choice to be absent from US markets'

Why does US remain key to pension portfolios amid trade turmoil? Development may not have triggered sweeping reallocations, but they are nudging some funds to rebalance, explains Eckler's Jason Campbell

'No choice to be absent from US markets'

'An incredible run,' but is the US losing its edge?

SVP at CI GAM explains the fatigue in US markets among investors and why Canadian assets may benefit from rebalancing

'An incredible run,' but is the US losing its edge?

Why Canadian investors are leaning more into equal weight ETFs

'It's a great diversifier… Not only for clients who use market cap traditional indices, but also for clients who have stock portfolios and use basket of stocks,' says head of ETFs at Invesco Canada

Why Canadian investors are leaning more into equal weight ETFs

'Bruised but not broken', why US exceptionalism isn't over yet

'Don't discount the ability of US companies to manage through whatever's in front of them,' says head of Americas portfolio management at Franklin Templeton Investment Solutions

'Bruised but not broken', why US exceptionalism isn't over yet

Have US assets lost their shine?

Despite US exceptionalism lull, experts highlight why "abandoning the US is probably not the way to go"

Have US assets lost their shine?

Why ETFs are no longer 'the new kid on the block'

Sixty-seven per cent of institutional investors now use ETFs 'extensively and very frequently,' notes strategist at Global X

Why ETFs are no longer 'the new kid on the block'