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Natixis Investment Managers' high-conviction U.S. stock ETF has reached a notable milestone. The Natixis Vaughan Nelson Select ETF (VNSE) has amassed a notable track record as the active ETF crosses its four-year anniversary on September 17.
The recent mix of economic data highlights the importance of retooling one's portfolio ahead of the Federal Reserve's next meeting. On Friday, the U.S. Department of Labor released the latest jobs report.
From purely passive to transparent active, investors now have a variety of ETFs to choose from. Historically, ETFs were synonymous with passive investing.
Many market watchers have talked quite a bit about growth investing, but value has fallen by the wayside. Despite many opportunities for value to show its qualities, growthier investments have carried the day, especially in the world of tech.
The popularity of exchange-traded funds remains undiminished nearly 35 years after their introduction. Now, U.S. ETFs appear on a course to reach $10 trillion in AUM by 2027, according to Natixis Investment Managers.
Are Gen X investors ready for retirement? Data from the recent Natixis Investment Advisors Global Survey of Individual Investors found that many Gen X investors are uncertain about whether they'll be able to retire at all.
Tired of the inflation and interest rate back and forth? You might be, and your clients might be, too, but your portfolio doesn't have that luxury.
Active ETF flexibility offers investors some major advantages. That said, active funds often stick to certain style boxes.
SEC filings for VNSE aren't indexed yet — common for recently launched funds. Browse the issuer's filings on SEC EDGAR directly.