ETFs Set for Growth, Analyst Says
Friday, January 22, 2010 7:27
According to Deutsche Bank analysts, exchange traded products could grow by more than a fifth this year. Investment vehicles traded on exchanges, mostly in the form of index-tracking funds, passed the $1000bn mark last month as investors allocated money away from active managers.
A research report from Deutsche, the first in a monthly series, sees this trend continuing. In 2009, assets under management in ETPs grew by 43.8%, boosted by a greater than 20% rise in global equities.
Even in the event of flat equity markets in the coming year, Deutsche’s analysis expects assets in ETPs to add at least another $200bn in 2010. The report outlines some trends within the market. It expects the current pattern of a small number of global players holding most of the assets to continue as smaller entrants concentrate on niche products. The European market will continue to grow faster than the US, but the American market is still significantly bigger.
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