Since PowerShares debuted its first active ETFs in the spring of 2008, this corner of the exchange-traded product market has grown tremendously. Though many active ETFs have been somewhat slow to accumulate assets, the increase in the size of the lineup highlights the trend towards vehicles that combine active management with the exchange-traded structure. There are now dozens of actively-managed ETFs offering exposure to a number of asset classes, including stocks, bonds, and currencies. The following tables present all of the active ETFs currently available to U.S. investors, including expense information, inception date, and the applicable benchmark. New active ETFs are added as they are launched, providing a real time list of active ETFs [filter by active / passive and other fields with the free ETF Screener]. Equity ETFs There are a number of different active equity ETFs, including funds that offer exposure to both domestic and international equity markets. [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Handicapping The Active ETF Race Guggenheim Launches Pair Of Active Bond ETFs iShares Gets Active ETF Approval Picking The Right Money Market ETF Eaton Vance Gets Active ETF Approval