Against challenging market conditions, socially responsible ETFs in Europe continued to see robust investor demand in 2022, according to data from Morningstar.

Strive Asset Management has swapped out the index underlying its “anti-ESG” US small-cap equity ETF.

Amid a challenging market environment and macroeconomic instability, smart beta or factor-based investing has seen an uptick in investor interest, according to research from Cerulli Associates.

ETFs and other ETPs globally gathered $867 billion in net new assets during 2022, marking the second-highest annual net inflows on record, according to data from BlackRock.

ProShares has announced plans to change the underlying references for 23 ETFs providing tactical exposures to individual sectors of the US equity market.

FTSE Russell has teamed up with Ping An to launch the FTSE Ping An China ESG Indices, a new index series designed to help investors better integrate sustainability considerations into their China equity allocations.

Dimensional Fund Advisors has launched two new fully transparent active ETFs that systematically harvest multiple factor risk premia within US large-cap value and global real estate markets.

Goldman Sachs has unveiled an ETF white labelling service, becoming the first major Wall Street institution to enter the fast-growing market.

Franklin Templeton has adjusted the marketing strategy of its European ETF platform in a move that aims to better align the firm’s product offering while also capitalizing on the strength of its brand name.

The $3.1bn PIMCO Active Bond Exchange-Traded Fund (BOND US) has switched its primary listing to the New York Stock Exchange’s Big Board, becoming the first ETF since 2007 to trade in an open outcry pit.