A recent decision by the Securities and Exchange Commission to begin allowing fund companies to create ETF shares classes of traditional mutual funds is expected to lead to a flood of new ETFs on the market, but State Street's fund management arm, State Street Investment Management, has other ideas. The ETF giant, which manages roughly to $1.7 trillion in its SPDRs ETF family — including the oldest and most-widely traded S&P 500 exchange-traded fund, SPY, and the biggest gold ETF, GLD — sees the SEC greenli ...

I'd want to start perhaps with you Todd for just a quick state of play on how you think things are developing within the ETF marketplace right now. What exactly are the things that have stood out the most to you as we are now about 10 and a half months or so into our 2025 year. >> Well, as of the end of October, we had 1.11% trillion dollars of net inflows into the year.And that I'm going that precise because we are roughly a hundred uh billion dollars off of net inflows as a record. Two months ahead of sch ...

RT Ale𝕏andra Merz 🇺🇲 (@TeslaBoomerMama)We got Schwab, well done.The way bigger issue is State Street.Do TSLA investors also hold big amounts of- SPY- SPYM- SPLG- SPYG or- XLYWe only have 24h left, so if you do, tell them NOW that you will sell your ETF if they don't vote with the Board.@SawyerMerritt @jasondebolt @CuriousPejjy ...