Todd Rosenbluth

T Rowe Price has long been viewed as a leading active manager known for its fundamental research. Six years ago they entered the ETF market and have continued to successfully grow their lineup. I sat down in June with Tim Coyne, global head of ETFs at T. Rowe Price, at the Investment Company Institute (ICI) ETF conference to discuss how the firm’s footprint is scaling. While crossing the

When Capital Group launched its first ETFs just over four years ago, it coincided with a personal milestone. It was the same quarter I joined TMX VettaFi. Back then, some people thought Capital Group was late to the active ETF market. However, at the end of the first quarter of 2026, they were the third largest player in their space. I sat down with Capital Group’s Scott Davis at the Investment Company Institute (ICI) conference to discuss the firm’s rapid growth.

The strong run by the Nasdaq-100 and the S&P 500 the last few years has loaded portfolios with heavy concentration risk . As a tiny group of mega

The arrival of June usually signals a seasonal slowdown for many people, but our ETF industry clearly missed the memo. Instead of heading to the beach or stopping to watch the World Cup, the ETF ecosystem had a wave of milestones, structural changing-of-the-guards, and high-profile index provider consolidation. June also served as a reminder that the velocity of ETF innovation and

Vanguard US High-Yield Corporate BD Index ETF (VCHY) on this week’s “ETF of the Week” podcast with Chuck Jaffe of “Money Life.”

In my former career as a stock research analyst, a unique dynamic always signaled a high-conviction idea. While I sat there building out earnings models and reworking valuation assumptions, the technical analysts would look for relative strength or weakness. The chartists would regularly poke holes in my fundamental analysis

Fidelity has put together a strong 12-month stretch of asset gathering. An impressive $35 billion recently flowed into the Fidelity ETF lineup. The three most popular Fidelity ETFs over the past year were active. However, a newly launched ESG ETF has disrupted the trend. The Fidelity MSCI North American Subset Index ETF (FINA) began trading in early July. FINA is already one of Fidelity’s 10 most popular ETFs over the past year. The ETF caught our attention at VettaFi this week by hauling in a massive $850 million.

I have been tracking the ETF industry for a long time. I remember when the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) made history as the very first ETF to hit the $100 billion mark. Since then nearly two dozen have joined SPY. In mid July, a whole new class of mega-funds was about to hit this $100 billion ETFs milestone. Consequently, these funds have helped push the industry to record levels with over $1 trillion of new money

The active ETF landscape has evolved dramatically over the last six years. Few asset managers illustrate this shift better than T. Rowe Price. The firm’s active ETF lineup recently crossed the $30 billion asset mark. Advisors are increasingly comfortable looking beyond traditional market-cap-weighted equity benchmarks.

Mega-cap tech stocks have helped large caps dominate small-cap ETF flows and performance for years. However, this year a shift is taking place. In 2026, small-cap index ETFs are outperforming their large-cap peers as the