Stockpicking funds suffer record US$450 billion of outflows in favour of passive, ETF strategies

Shift into passive strategies and ETFs has accelerated as performance of pricier mutual funds lags behind benchmarks

By: financialpost.com

Jan 01 2025
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Stockpicking funds suffer record US$450 billion of outflows in favour of passive, ETF strategies

Investors pulled a record US$450 billion out of actively managed stock funds this year, as a shift into cheaper index-tracking investments reshapes the asset management industry. Read More

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Stockpicking funds suffer record US$450 billion of outflows in favour of passive, ETF strategies

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