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Active ETF supply and demand has accelerated in 2024. We believe a new active product from iShares is one to watch.
In the next few days, the U.S. ETF industry could have more than $1 trillion of net inflows in 2024. As I write this, the ETFs have gathered $984 billion, according to Bloomberg. This will be a tremendous milestone for investors and asset managers alike.
Actively managed fixed income ETFs have been increasingly popular in 2024. Investors have turned to professionals to help navigate the bond market amid shifting monetary and pending fiscal policies. One of the popular ETFs has been the PIMCO Enhanced Short Maturity Active ETF (MINT).
During this week’s VettaFi Market Outlook Symposium, we learned that the advisor community is moderately positive on the outlook for fixed income heading into 2025. In a response to a kick-off poll, 56% described themselves as bullish on the asset class. We believe one often overlooked investment style is high yield muni bonds.
The roster of actively managed ETFs continues to shift based on advisor and investor demand. We try to take note of interesting launches. However, sometimes ETF name and ticker changes also catch our eye. This week,
Advisors and investors have long turned to active management for fixed income exposure. They are increasingly favoring ETFs to access the markets. The ETF industry has crushed the prior year record for fixed income ETFs with nearly $300 billion in assets. Asset managers continue to bring their best and brightest fixed income experts into the ETF market.
Advisors and investors have long turned to active management for fixed income exposure. They are increasingly favoring ETFs to access the markets. The ETF industry has crushed the prior year record for fixed income ETFs with nearly $300 billion in assets. Asset managers continue to bring their best and brightest fixed income experts into the ETF market.
There’s a perception that ESG ETFs are less relevant or able to add value than in the past. The reality is that some ESG ETF are not only gathering assets, but are performing well too. Let’s dive into one example.
Recently, my VettaFi Voice colleagues Roxanna Islam, Kirsten Chang, Cinthia Murphy and I got together to recap the amazing year in ETFs. We covered:
What a year it has been. Whenever I retire I will surely look back on 2024 fondly.
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