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ETFs have become popular in recent years as tools for establishing low cost and tax-efficient exposure to traditional asset classes such as stocks and bonds. But the exchange-traded structure Read more…
iShares, the largest issuer of U.S. ETFs that was acquired last year by BlackRock, has received SEC approval to introduce actively-managed ETFs. iShares currently offers more than 200 passively Read more…
WisdomTree (WSDT) last Thursday (3/17/11) introduced WisdomTree Asia Local Debt Fund (NYSE:ALD), a new actively-managed ETF targeting Asia Pacific ex-Japan local currency debt. Read more…
On March 17th, WisdomTree launched its latest actively-managed bond ETF, following up on the success that it has seen in its Emerging Market Local Debt Fund (NYSE:ELD) which has gathered Read more…
WisdomTree (WSDT), an exchange-traded fund (“ETF”) sponsor and asset manager, announced today the launch of the WisdomTree Asia Local Debt Fund (NYSE:ALD). ALD is designed to provide exposure to Asian debt denominated in local currencies, excluding Japan, and has an expense ratio of Read more…
WisdomTree will begin trading its new “WisdomTree Asia Local Debt Fund ETF” (NYSE:ALD) Thursday, March 17, 2011. The WisdomTree Asia Local Debt Fund (the “Fund”) seeks a high level of Read more…
The deep freeze that has kept more than a dozen of would-be issuers of active ETFs from entering into the space seems to be thawing a bit; shortly after iShares received the green light from the 
I keep pretty close tabs on the ETF industry. I’m not easily impressed, but I have to say that sponsors are on a roll in 2011. They’re bringing out innovative new products at a record pace. 
March was a shaky month for the markets, with the equity markets dipping and then rebounding just as quickly to end the month nearly even. The Nasdaq Composite was at one point more than 6% 
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