Fund Marketer • 0 implied HN points • 08 May 24
- Active funds are struggling because investors prefer passive options like ETFs. Some fund companies are not offering either right now, which could hurt them in the long run.
- Vanguard became successful by creating a special share class for ETFs linked to their mutual funds, which allowed them to build a good track record. Other companies are now trying to replicate this model after Vanguard's patent expired.
- There's a growing tension between shareholders and company boards over how businesses should be run, especially regarding social responsibility. Shareholders want more say and might push for changes through lawsuits.