ETF demand remains high as active popularity continues to surge

Inflows fell to $782bn in 2022

Appetite for ETFs has remained high among investors as new sectors of the market emerge in popularity, despite inflows in 2022 slowing from $1.2trn to $782bn.

According to Trackinsight's fourth Global ETF survey, 56% of respondents planned to increase their allocation to equity ETFs, while 40% will increase their fixed income exposure. Almost a fifth (19%) of respondents stated they planned to increase their exposure by 20% or more. The survey found this demand had been accelerated by the increasing popularity of active ETFs, with demand surging higher than ever, especially in the Americas. EMEA ETFs inch toward record high AUM in April In the Americas, nearly 80% said they would be more likely to invest in an active strategy if pack...