ETF Trends
24 Jun 2026, 18:47 UTC · 1h ago
Why Advisors Are Ditching Mutual Funds for Sector ETFs
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ETF Trends
24 Jun 2026, 18:47 UTC · 1h ago
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State Street Investment Management has raised its global ETF assets forecast to $63.49 trillion by 2035, up from a previous estimate of $54 trillion. — A significant upward revision in long-term AUM projections suggests strong structural growth for the ETF industry and liquidity providers.
+0.60Global ETFs saw record-breaking inflows of $2 trillion in 2025 and $641 billion in the first quarter of 2026. — Accelerating capital inflows indicate strong investor appetite and increasing liquidity in wrapped equity and bond products.
+0.50Financial advisor allocations to ETFs are projected to reach 25.8% by 2027, surpassing mutual fund allocations for the first time. — A structural shift in advisor behavior away from mutual funds toward ETFs alters the competitive landscape of asset management.
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Advisors are shifting from broad benchmark-tracking funds to targeted sector ETFs to achieve specific outcomes like inflation hedging and AI infrastructure exposure. — This shift increases the volatility and concentration of flows into specific sectors (e.g., Tech/AI and Utilities) rather than broad indices.
+0.30Corporations are increasingly prioritizing share buybacks over dividends, reducing reliable income streams for investors. — This trend reduces the attractiveness of broad market indexes for income-seeking investors and increases demand for specific high-yield sectors.
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State Street is seeing record ETF inflows and has revised its global ETF asset forecasts upward.
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