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From Passive to Active—The Development of the ETP Industry

Nik Bienkowski
The Journal of Beta Investment Strategies Winter 2013, 4 (3) 102-109; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jii.2013.4.3.102
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is co-founder of Boost ETP, LLP, in London, UK.
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Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) are garnering massive interest around the world, and continue to capture a greater portion of fund inflows. ETPs have now garnered over $2 trillion in assets globally, across a variety of asset classes and strategies. Though initially passive, ETPs are now also “active,” both in the strategies/indexes they employ and in terms of their usage, with some ETPs trading their entire Assets Under Management (AUM) on a single day. Much of recent ETP innovation has been focused on alternative indexes, which include smart beta and “alpha”-styles indexes. These indexes seek to generate superior risk-adjusted returns compared to standard market capitalisation-weighted indexes, or offer low correlation to traditional market indexes. As new entrants continue to innovate, ETPs will continue to target niche areas, such as new geographies, asset classes, portfolio-indexes, active ETPs, and more strategic research-led indexes. The result is that indexes associated with more tactical or active investing will find their way into ETP-format, and that the lines between passive and active may appear blurred.

TOPICS: Exchange-traded funds and applications, performance measurement

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