The global ETF market attracted nearly half a trillion euros (€495bn) in 2019, with equities taking more than half of the global inflows (€251bn) and fixed income close behind with €229bn, according to data from Amundi Asset Management.
Europe saw another record-breaking year with €104bn of net new assets, the majority of which was taken by fixed income (€55bn), while the traditional outperformer, equity ETFs, enticed €48bn. In the US, however, it was equity (€165bn) that bested fixed income (€155bn). European ETF market surpasses $1trn milestone December proved a particularly strong month for the ETF market, with its €82bn representing one-sixth of total global inflows for 2019. Despite Brexit, a resignation by a prime minister and a winter election, the UK drew the greatest equity ETF inflows, seeing €7.4bn e...
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