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Decision Made: Why to Outsource Your Asset Management April 12, 2021 Financial advisors can turn to ETF strategies in an effort to capture the high returns that are so coveted by their clients. Yet financial advisors in the 21st century must balance asset management with a wide range of other responsibilities. In the upcoming webcast, Decision Made: Why to Outsource Your Asset Management, Gracie Hynes, Vice President, Goldman Sachs Asset Management; Christopher Lvoff, Managing Director and Senior Portfolio Manager, Goldman Sachs Asset Management; and Michael Darling, Vice President and Sal...

March 11, 2021 Investors should explore both digital currencies and gold as both assets can be incorporated into a diversified portfolio. In the recent webcast, Gold and Crypto: There’s Room in Your Portfolio For Both, Frank Holmes, CEO and Chief Investment Officer, U.S. Global Investors, touched upon headline news that is predicting cryptocurrency assets like Bitcoin will completely replace gold as a safe haven asset. However, there is room in a portfolio for both. Cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Bitcoin have enjoyed a spectacular year, with ETH up 1,294% since the start of 2020 and ...

With interest rates jumping to a one-year high off of historic lows, bond ETF investors may be interested in rate-hedged fixed income strategies.

February 24, 2021 U.S. investors are chronically home-biased in their portfolios, even while international allocations have provided better opportunities in different market cycles. In the upcoming webcast, Investors have looked to time-tested active approaches to enhance returns and provide greater stability, especially in times of heightened volatility. For example, the actively managed Davis Select International ETF (NasdaqGM: DINT) focus on long-term opportunities and incorporate the money managers’ judgment experience, high conviction, low turnover, accountability, and alignment. ...

February 24, 2021 Investors interested in a disruptive growth opportunity can consider a specialized ETF strategy that targets Special Purpose Acquisition Companies, or SPACs. In the recent webcast, A New ETF Strategy for the SPAC Surge, Jennie Dong, Head of SPACs, NYSE, explained that SPACs raise capital via an IPO with the purpose of using proceeds to acquire an operating business. SPACs go public through the typical IPO process. The sponsor is typically an institution or seasoned industry executive and generally focuses on an industry or geography. The full cash raised in IPO is placed ...