Hotchkis & Wiley introduced ETF share classes for its International Value Fund (HWIV) and Opportunities Fund (HWO), providing investors access to the same assets as their mutual funds but with ETF advantages like intraday trading and tax efficiency. HWIV focuses on 40–80 undervalued international companies excluding the U.S., while HWO invests in 45–75 undervalued holdings including special situations like merger arbitrage. These ETFs complement the firm's existing SMID Cap Diversified Value Fund ETF, expanding options for investors seeking actively managed strategies in a transparent ETF format.
Workday has introduced Workday Learning, powered by Sana, an AI-driven platform that personalizes employee training by combining Workday's workforce data with Sana's AI learning experience. This solution offers personalized AI tutoring, interactive c...
Workday announced its Rising 2026 event will be held October 12-15 in Las Vegas, featuring over 400 sessions focused on AI applications in HR, finance, and IT. Key executives including CEO Aneel Bhusri and President Gerrit Kazmaier will highlight how...
