

The ETF ecosystem is broad, and growing almost every day. Hundreds of ETFs launch each year, diversifying the options available to investors and advisors.

The ETF ecosystem has proved a fertile ground for investing innovation. Each year, numerous strategies launch, embracing the wrapper's flexibility, transparency, and tax efficiency.

Market jitters return on fresh U.S.-Iran tensions. Energy, dividend, low-volatility and defensive ETFs could help investors navigate renewed uncertainty.

With the S&P 500 hovering near 7,500, plenty of investors are sitting on piles of cash, too nervous to put money to work near record highs. That tension was in focus during a May panel hosted by Goldman Sachs Asset Management and Innovator ETFs.

It certainly seems like the threat of inflation won't be going away any time soon. On Wednesday, June 10, the CPI numbers for May came out, showing that the index rose 0.5% for the month.

Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.'s (GS) asset management division said its ETF platform crossed $100 billion in assets last week, just two months after closing its acquisition of Innovator Capital Management. Key Takeaways: Goldman's ETF platform hit $100 billion just two months after its Innovator deal closed.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) made a big announcement this week, touting $100 billion in total ETF AUM.

U.S.-Iran tensions rise as Hormuz risks grow. Markets turn volatile -- dividend, low-beta, and defensive ETFs may help cushion portfolios.
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