In the end, ETFs show it was all about duration.
Country-based ETFs help separate winners from losers.
Regulators change would make ETFs better able to compete with mutual funds.
Demand for ETFs among institutions is being driven by liquidity.
Redemptions could drive selling in underlying bonds.
It isn't hard to beat cap-weighted indices.
Active managers building with ETFs.
Demand could be driving prices too high.
Are plan sponsors putting the right things at the top of the shopping list?
