Rob Ivanoff

Rob Ivanoff is a President of Financial Products Research (FPR), based in Boston. At his current role he co-writes and publishes the ETF Business Review, the only strategic C-level weekly report written for fund firms. His work and commentary on ETF and mutual fund trends has been featured and quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, New York Times and hundreds of other newspapers and magazines. Rob has worked closely with some of the largest fund manufacturing firms providing intelligence, competitive insight, and market positioning. He is also the contributing author of the first study ever written on actively managed ETFs. Before the study he met with Clayton Christensen, business professor at Harvard University (inventor and best-selling author on the topic of innovation) and after further analysis went on record as the first person communicating to the media that "ETFs are disrupting traditional fund products".

Rob is a member of the E-Club at MIT-Cambridge and speaks four languages. He is a graduate of Boston University, with Masters in Finance and Economics. Rob has dedicated his life to the study of excellency, leadership, competition and life management

As a passionate thinker and innovation specialist, Rob is often invited to speak and moderate conferences, galas and events around the world. In October 2010, he moderated and presented at largest European ETF conference in London - the world's biggest ETF gala organized by Terrapinn. He can be reached at [email protected]. 

CEO and President Rob Ivanoff speaks about ETFs and the role of the ETF Business Review in predicting trends in the market. Rob Ivanoff is a President of Financial Products Research (FPR), based in Boston. At his current role he co-writes and publishes the ETF Business Review, the only strategic C-level weekly report written for fund firms. His work and commentary on ETF and mutual fund trends has been featured and quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, New York Times and hundreds of other newspapers and magazines.
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