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At a time of elevated interest rates in the U.S., currency risk takes on added importance when allocating to international equities.

Following a dismal run in 2022, emerging markets debt, including bonds denominated in local currencies, is enjoying a renaissance in 2023.

An efficient avenue for investors to avoid scrutiny of an ESG ETF is to ensure that those funds live up their ESG billing.

Volatility during the month of September could pave the way for defensive portfolio moves, which include getting commodities exposure.

More investors are turning to direct indexing services like Vanguard Personalized Indexing for their tax-loss harvesting capabilities.

Growth stocks are getting the better of their value rivals this year, but that doesn’t mean exchange traded funds dedicated to value stocks are delivering losses.

In an interview with VettaFi, C WorldWide portfolio manager Peter O’Reilly discussed OSEA and the advantages of active management.

Evan Harp sat down with Stringer Asset Management’s Gary Stringer to discuss fixed income, behavioral finance, and what 2024 holds.

This week the ETF industry saw four new launches, as well as two completed closures, some name changes and some interesting filings.

XMHQ and XSHQ are worth consideration as quality ETFs are having a moment as the quality factor outperforms.