In 2024 after three years of declines, ETF AUM held by insurance companies increased 14%, driven by inflows from larger insurers and market gains. While the number of ETFs used has also grown, the number of companies using ETFs has actually decreased.
Explore these complex trends and drill down by asset class and insurance company size, type and geography to see where usage is climbing and declining.
ETFs proved resilient during April’s volatility, offering better liquidity and pricing than underlying securities.
New strategies, shifting flows, and innovative technologies are driving a more dynamic and diversified marketplace in fixed income ETFs.
Earlier this year, the State Street ETF product team published its annual Global ETF Outlook for 2025, highlighting ETF share classes of mutual funds…
Despite the value of fund assets declining, UCITS recorded solid net inflows across all categories throughout the quarter.
The financial services consulting firm, Cerulli Associates, recently published a research study on the use of index-based products within the U.S.…