Research Findings on ETFs
New research commissioned by Carne Group reveals a significant shift in ETF strategies among pension funds, insurance asset managers, family offices, and wealth managers across Europe. 82% of respondents agree that ETFs are transitioning from short-term asset allocation to core portfolio holdings.
Growth of Active ETFs
Survey respondents expect active ETF market share to surge in the next three years. Currently at 2%, active ETF assets in Europe are predicted to reach between 6% and 9% by the end of the decade.
Access to New Asset Classes
Investors are leveraging active ETFs to access new asset classes. 25% made their first crypto investments due to ETF innovations, with 56% increasing their crypto allocations. 13% are considering boosting allocations to esoteric assets via ETFs.
Concerns about Shy Active ETFs
However, some investors express concerns about shy active ETFs that exhibit benchmark-aware behavior, offering lower active share and tracking error compared to traditional active mutual funds. 88% of surveyed investors believe managers of such funds are misleading the market.
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