The expanding universe of ETFs

The evolution of demand for Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in Asia is well documented, but how has this rising interest been affected by the weakness in mainstream markets in 2022?

Are investors using ETFs more or less?

And how, for longer-term holds or short-term trading?

Or are they perhaps shifting their attention to actively managed funds in face of current global financial and geopolitical headwinds?

I recently shared my views with delegates attending a virtual discussion hosted by the investment profession body, Hubbis, on June 23rd that focused on the potential use of ETFs in Asian by private client, family office and institutional investors.

Hubbis have kindly provided a link to their summary of these views-

https://www.hubbis.com/article/thailand-eam-leader-paul-gambles-surveys-the-expanding-universe-of-etfs

ETFs can be an extremely useful tool for enabling cost-effective real-time exposure to both straightforward and esoteric investment assets and strategies.

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Paul Gambles is licensed by the SEC as both a Securities Fundamental Investment Analyst and an Investment Planner.

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