Institutional appetite grows for ETF products
Major institutional investors have started using exchange-traded funds as a relatively cheap access tool to secure exposure to precious metals, agricultural commodities, Asian country risk, volatility and other asset classes. What’s the appeal?
The global exchange-traded products (ETP) industry, which includes funds, notes, trusts, pools and partnerships, is worth $1.39 trillion annually, with growth in Asia-Pacific ETPs last year hitting 31%, which is slightly behind Europe but ahead of the US, according to Deutsche Bank. But the vast majority of exchange-traded funds (ETF) business takes place in Europe and the US, with Asia accounting
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