89% of asset managers looking to offer ETFs for the first time amid rising client demand

Carne report finds

Beth Brearley
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ETFs are predicted to multiply this decade, with almost 90% of asset managers and institutional investors who do not currently offer passive products expecting to launch them in the next three to four years in response to client demand.

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