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In 2024, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. experienced significant growth, with inflows reaching a record $1.35 trillion. This surge is attributed to sector rotations, with notable inflows into Investment Grade and Small Cap sectors, while Health Care saw outflows. The year also marked a record of $900 billion in ETF inflows and approximately 600 new ETF launches, according to reports. Additionally, actively managed ETFs gained traction, attracting $603 billion from 2019 to October 2024, contrasting with $2.2 trillion withdrawn from active mutual funds during the same period. This trend reflects a shift in investor preference towards ETFs following the U.S. election.
Actively managed ETFs have gained popularity, with investors allocating $603 billion to them from 2019 to October 2024, while withdrawing $2.2 trillion from active mutual funds. Active ETFs saw consistent positive inflows during this period, while active mutual funds faced… https://t.co/fwvND2qBSy
Here's a look at cumulative YTD flows across different flavors of active ETFs. It's noteworthy that flows into discretionary active ETFs have accelerated recently. Also, the recent jog in discretionary equity flows appears to have resulted from a model/asset allocation… https://t.co/MFUDZlR55A
ETF inflows soared to $1.35T in 2024, as investors rode the momentum past the US election. 📈 Want to break down the trends driving these moves? Start with Functions for the Market. #ETF #Bitcoin #Election https://t.co/rlqpaWL7nF
