ETF providers last year got better at what they do, serving up funds that more closely tracked the performance of their underlying indexes, according to a Morgan Stanley study that found tracking ...

ETF providers last year got better at what they do, serving up funds that more closely tracked the performance of their underlying indexes, according to a Morgan Stanley study that found tracking ...

Tracking error can end up being a hidden cost when it comes to exchange traded fund investing. This fact is enough reason to pay attention to the benchmark that a desired ETF is tracking.

ETF providers last year got better at what they do, serving up funds that more closely tracked the performance of their underlying indexes, according to a Morgan Stanley study that found tracking ...

Tracking error, the amount by which an ETF's returns deviate from its benchmark index, is a fact of life and an often ignored fact at that.

Tracking error, the amount by which an ETF's returns deviate from its benchmark index, is a fact of life and an often ignored fact at that.

ETF investors are reaping the benefits of an industry that is cutting down fund tracking error. ETF providers last year got better at what they do, serving up funds ...

By The ETF Professor Tracking error, the amount by which an ETF's returns deviate from its benchmark index, is a fact of life and an often ignored fact at that. In some instances, a high tracking ...

It shouldn’t come as any surprise, then, that U.S.-equities-linked ETFs tapping into style and major markets consistently show some of the lowest tracking errors because those ETFs also have some of ...

Other reasons tracking errors might occur is because of limits to a specific stock weighting within an ETF or the existence of hard-to-trade securities. [Tracking Error: What It Is and How It ...

Essentially, extraordinary tracking errors (over 2%) mean that there is most likely some active fund management going on and put bluntly, the fund isn’t achieving its mandate--to track its index.