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

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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.

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