The phrase "fund sponsors" refers to individuals or organizations that create and oversee investment funds. They manage and organize the funds by making investment decisions and ensuring the funds' overall success. Full definition
This is different from a traditional mutual fund, in which units can usually only be bought or sold through the mutual fund sponsor, and only at the end of a trading day. (shareowner.com)
Values shown for prior years include all donor - advised fund sponsors that could be identified as operating in the year reported. (nptrust.org)
Due to the requirement that actively managed ETFs disclose their current holdings every business day, most leading fund sponsors have avoided introducing their best, most proven active strategies as ETFs. (nextshares.com)