Fund selectors to allocate more to ETFs despite bear market liquidity fears
EMEA fund selectors to allocate 34% to ETFs in two to three years
Some 67% of fund selectors said liquidity issues in a major bear market were among the major risks of investing in ETFs
Allocations to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in client portfolios are set to rise over the next two to three years, despite two-thirds of fund selectors citing liquidity issues under a major bear market as the biggest risk of investing in ETFs.
The survey of 240 fund selectors across the US, EMEA, Asia Pacific and Latin America by JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) found that ETFs made up 22% of client portfolios in 2016 on a global basis and...
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