Geopolitical tensions, easing monetary policy, and tariffs are just a few of the market forces that are breeding uncertainty in today's environment. These may keep investors situated in cash when they could be turning it into profitable opportunities. With a record number of actively managed ETFs coming into the market, it's an opportune time for investors to get off the sidelines, bring their cash, and invest in these flexible funds. The actively managed funds take advantage of the expertise and experience ...

A declining dollar continues to strengthen the investment case for international equities. However, before investors dive into international equities exposure, it's imperative to examine the options presented to them — namely passive versus active fund options. Active Flexibility Investors looking to get exposure to international equities should consider using an active fund as opposed to one tethered to an index. Given the complexities associated with international equities, investors should strongly consi ...

The explosion of new active ETFs in the marketplace comes at a time when the investing environment has become more uncertain as 2025 comes to a close. Recent rate cuts, for example, could force investors to recalibrate their portfolios. But all the uncertainty only further supports the case for active management for international exposure. In addition to the future of interest rate policy, geopolitical risks and inflation remain a prime concern. Of course, a discussion on the markets wouldn't be complete wi ...