Investors Flock to Actively Managed ETFs for Emerging Markets

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Rafael Ortega-Quiroz
1 min read
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As investors search for undervalued stocks worldwide, actively managed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) targeting emerging markets are gaining momentum. Despite only 5% of ETFs investing in developing-nation assets being actively managed, these funds have garnered over a third of the new cash influx into the asset class over the last year. This trend underscores the increasing appeal of actively managed ETFs for investors seeking exposure to emerging markets.

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