Trackinsight发布2025全球ETF调查报告：ETF行业全速前进，换挡提速，突破新界限

Core Insights - The report titled "ETF Industry on Overdrive: Shifting Gears, Breaking New Barriers" highlights the rapid acceleration and transformation of the global ETF industry, based on insights from over 600 professional investors managing more than $1.1 trillion in ETF assets [1][2] - Philippe Malaise, CEO of Trackinsight, emphasizes that ETFs are driving a global financial transformation focused on clarity, innovation, and investment opportunities [1] - Travis Spence from J.P. Morgan Asset Management indicates that 2025 will mark the era of active ETFs, with over 90% of respondents planning to maintain or increase their allocation to active ETFs [2] ETF Adoption Trends - Investors primarily choose ETFs for diversification, cost-effectiveness, and trading convenience, with performance, fees, liquidity, and issuer reputation being key selection criteria [3] - The usage of active ETFs is on the rise, benefiting from lower fees and higher transparency compared to mutual funds, with nearly 70% of respondents planning to increase their allocation to active ETFs in the next six months [3] - In fixed income, corporate and government bond ETFs are preferred, with 80% of investors planning to increase their allocation to active fixed income ETFs [3] - Theme-based ETFs are used for diversification and long-term strategic investments, with over half of respondents planning to increase their investment in thematic ETFs [3] - ESG ETFs are chosen based on personal beliefs and environmental concerns, with over half of European respondents indicating plans to increase their allocation to active ESG strategies [3] - Cryptocurrency ETFs are used primarily for risk diversification and long-term value growth, with nearly 60% of respondents planning to increase their allocation [3] - Income and options strategies remain popular, with about 60% of respondents expecting to increase investments in covered call and buffered products [3] Role of Financial Indices - Financial indices are increasingly being utilized by institutional investors as powerful tools for innovation within the ETF industry, as stated by Robert Ross from S&P Dow Jones Indices [4]