Small is beautiful says Kristof Gleich discussing his firm Harbor Capital Advisors’ Harbor AlphaEdge Small Cap Earners ETF (EBIT) in this outing of Off the Record. Find out Gleich’s views on the US small cap sector and its outlook going forward.

This episode is brought to you in partnership with Harbor Capital Advisors.

Dave Shastri of Truss Edge and Steve Cook of Harbor Capital Advisers discuss the recent growth of active ETFs. Shastri says there has been a shift in the public perception of the value proposition of ETFs driving that growth, with Cook adding that it’s all been made possible by the 2019 ETF rule which codified all the rules on ETFs in the US.

This episode is brought to you in partnership with Truss Edge.

This episode of the ETF Express podcast, Off the Record, is entitled Uranium and Copper: Metals of the future with John Ciampaglia, CEO, Sprott Asset Management. Ciampaglia and ETF Express’s Beverly Chandler discuss how these metals are affected by the supply and demand of new energy and whether metal mining can ever be considered sustainable.

This episode is brought to you in partnership with HANetf.

In this Off the Record podcast from ETF Express, Macrus Bellander of C Worldwide Asset Management and Don Allen of Harbor Capital Advisors discuss the firm’s Harbor International Compounders ETF (OSEA). Bellander explains that their strategy is active, largely ex-US equity and offers a concentrated portfolio.

Introducing our new series of Off the Record Shorts, or the OTRs, Timo Pfeiffer, Chief Markets Officer at Solactive talks to Beverly Chandler, ETF Express managing editor, explaining how to innovate in a boring index space.

Our latest podcast, brought to you in partnership with TrussEdge, focuses on ETF distribution incorporating the views from either side of the pond, with Yorick Naeff of Bux Group representing the European view and Nicholas Codola of Brinker Capital Investments representing the US.

This episode of Off the Record is sponsored by Truss Edge, providers of front, middle and back-office software and services to ETF issuers.

BlueCove’s head of product strategy, Heather DeGarmo and Dale Korman, regional investment consultant, Harbor Capital Advisors Inc discuss the power of fixed income investments in the ETF format in this latest podcast in the ETF Express Off the Record series, brought to you in partnership with Harbor Capital Advisors Inc.

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Jason Xavier, Head of EMEA ETF Capital Markets, Franklin Templeton and Beverly Chandler, managing editor, ETF Express discuss the rise of active ETFs. What are they and how can they work in an investor’s portfolio?

This episode of Off the Record is created in partnership with Franklin Templeton.