ETFs are basically eating the lunch of mutual funds at a rate that even the most die hard ETF cheerleader would have been surprised by.

Hendrik Leber, the CEO of asset manager, Acatis in Germany, recently compared ETFs to “the fast food of the financial markets”

If an ETF issuer isn’t investing in a killer internal sales and distribution team, they’re not launching an ETF business—they’re launching an expensive failure.

Mutual fund giants continue eyeing the ETF space and let’s be honest—what’s easier than snapping up a well-established ETF platform to hit the ground running?

2024 was a blockbuster year for ETFs, breaking records and setting new trends. But the stars are aligning for 2025 to push the industry even further.

January is the year of predictions so here is what I see when I gaze into my crystal ball:

Studies show that platforms like TikTok and Instagram are increasingly influencing investment decisions.

Despite the bumper profits and expanding business, some companies might still hold back when it comes to sharing the wealth.

Despite the bumper profits and expanding business, some companies might still hold back when it comes to sharing the wealth.

ETFs are increasingly reminiscent of a Bruce Springsteen concert—both are exhilarating experiences that keep improving over time.