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Capital Group's head of ETFs, Holly Framsted, and ETF Trends' Dave Nadig weigh both sides of the active vs. passive management debate with CNBC's Bob Pisani on this week's "ETF Edge."

The latest stock market volatility witnessed the tech sector get a fresh round of sell-offs during the month of January.

Active management remains an area that advisors and investors can be fairly critical of, but active really should be divided into two different camps.

Markets have been volatile for a couple months now, and with the turmoil and uncertainty being seen, it seems to be a great time for active management.

Federated Hermes has announced in a press release the launch of two new active transparent fixed income ETFs that focus on short duration.

Institutional investors anticipate volatility to not only continue into next year but also to grow further within equities and bonds.

It’s worth looking back on the top performing ETFs that experienced record-setting performances by markets over the past year.

In a press conference today, Capital Group, a mutual fund and portfolio management company, announced its entrance into the world of ETFs...

Last week JPMorgan announced in a press release that it plans to convert certain mutual fund products to active ETFs in 2022...

Last year, Magellan had converted their Global fund  to an open class structure to list on the Australian Securities Exchange (ETF), while Hyperion also listed its Global Growth Companies fund earlier this year.  Andrew Stewart, AUSIEX head of product and distribution, said ETF take-up had been a strong trend in the advised market, but other types of ETFs were becoming more popular.  “More diversification in that space is interesting; it provides more opportunities for advisers to furthe...