Frankfurt They are investors’ favourites: Investors are putting increasing amounts of money into exchange-traded, indices-tracking funds, the so-called ETFs. The ten trillion dollar mark has been surpassed again, and a new high in customer assets has been reached: After the global market had suffered from the weak development of the stock and bond markets last year, this year is marked by the British consulting firm ETFGI a new high with an investment volume of 10.32 trillion dollars worldwide in ETFs.
But according to the experts, the record run is not yet over. The market will “continue to grow significantly,” says Kamil Kaczmarski, partner at the management consultancy Oliver Wyman. In a study that is exclusively available to the Handelsblatt, the consulting firm forecasts annual growth of 13 to 18 percent to a total of 12 to 16 trillion dollars for the market in Europe and the USA for the coming years.
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