Active ETFs growth, ~$1T in assets
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Reached $947B in assets in July 2024, will soon hit $1T (1/13 of mutual funds’ assets).
Growth rate of 48% since 2019.
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ETFs offer better tax advantages for U.S. investors.
ETFs provide more flexibility with multiple transactions allowed per trading day.
While mutual funds faced net outflows, active ETFs saw $665B in net inflows in the first half of 2024.
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Active ETFs are now allowed in France, South Africa, Japan, and Singapore.
U.S. fund groups are seeking to replicate Vanguard's ETF structure following the expiration of its patent.
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SEC approval of fund groups' appeals is still pending.
Questions remain: Are active ETFs a good investment compared to mutual funds and cheaper passive ETFs?