Global equity ETF flows have collapsed from over €30bn net new assets (NNA) in January 2020 to €1bn net outflows for February, according to new data from Amundi ETF.
US flows fell from over €20bn net inflows to net outflows of €2.4bn, while Europe kept net flows positive with €861m, but still a marked reduction from €7.2bn the previous month. Globally, net flows for the ETF market fell over 65%, with €18.9bn net inflows in February compared to €55.8bn the previous month. Global ETFs grow by €495bn in 2019 Emerging markets equity ETFs were the hardest hit, with global net outflows of €8.2bn for February, while negative flows of over €1bn also hit Eurozone (€1.5bn) and North America (€1.1bn) equity ETFs. The exposure with the greatest investor...
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