ETF Market Trends in Asia-Pacific - Mainland China's ETF assets are expected to surpass Japan by 2025 due to lagging inflows in Japan and potential rate hikes by the Bank of Japan [2][9] - Mainland China's ETF inflows in 2024 reached 13 billion, narrowing the gap to $74 billion [7] - Japan's ETF market benefits from increased international buyers, particularly Korean retail investors in fixed-income ETFs [7] Active ETF Growth in Asia-Pacific - Active ETF growth in the Asia-Pacific region may remain sluggish due to a global low-interest-rate environment, reducing the appeal of fixed-income products [13] - As of July 2024, active ETFs accounted for only 4.8% of total ETF assets and 5.6% of inflows in the region [13] - Active equity ETFs face competition from mutual funds and investor education barriers, while low-fee strategies hinder growth [13] Regional Market Dynamics - Taiwan's market may lead inflows with yield-enhanced ETFs, while active ETFs are increasing their share in new product launches [4] - The Asia-Pacific region's active ETF penetration lags behind the US market by seven years [4] - Hong Kong's connection with Mainland China continues to drive capital inflows, intensifying the competition for dominance in the Asian asset management market [10]
聚焦ETF市场 | 2025年中国大陆或将取代日本成为亚太地区ETF之王（报告下载）
彭博Bloomberg·2024-12-26 02:18