Active ETFs
EM poised to benefit from accelerating trends
Emerging markets (EM) have been growing rapidly in recent years. In fact, they now contribute over 50% of global growth and are expected to contribute over 60% by 2022. Once dominated by agriculture and heap manufacturing, EM countries are today home to some of the world’s fastest-growing economies and most innovative companies.
Podcast: Emerging markets update
We expect improved investment returns for global emerging markets over the next 12 months, driven by a likely US-China trade resolution, China stimulus focused on consumption, and emerging markets’ discounted valuation.
On the move: ETF special report
Australia's active ETF ecosystem has all the right ingredients. Yet there are still challenges to tackle before we can harvest the benefits. Key decision makers in the industry look at what it will take for active ETFs to win big.
Why Active ETFs continue to shine
Until the first Active ETFs were launched in 2015, the choice to invest in an ETF was a decision to invest in a passive investment solution, but this is no longer the case. While more choice can only be a good thing, helping investors to understand the benefits and limitations of the different structures will be important in helping them to meet their investment objectives.
Why invest in an active ETF?
Why might investors consider active ETFs, rather than those that are designed to track the performance of sharemarket indices?
Actively Managed ETFs vs Managed Funds: Critical Differences
