Vanguard introduced exchange-traded funds to bond investors in 2007 when they added an ETF share class to four bond index funds. In 2008 they added an extended maturity treasury fund consisting of zero coupon bonds. This new fund offered ETF…
Vanguard introduced exchange-traded funds to bond investors in 2007 when they added an ETF share class to four bond index funds. In 2008 they added an extended maturity treasury fund consisting of zero coupon bonds. This new fund offered ETF…
Vanguard has an extensive selection of international index exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The firm has added ETF share classes to a number of its long standing international funds (Europe, Pacific, Emerging Markets, Developed Markets, and Total International). It has also introduced…
Vanguard introduced its first exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in 2001. As the first quarter of 2017 nears completion Vanguard has amassed 670 billion dollars in ETF assets, becoming the second largest ETF provider in the United States. While this growth is…
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continued a long-term trend of asset growth in 2016. As most ETFs are passively managed, this growth has made a considerable contribution to the influx of investor assets into passively managed index funds over the past few…