Core Insights - Bloomberg has expanded its fund data solutions to include a comprehensive view of exchange-traded products (ETP) fund flows, providing nearly two decades of historical data to support backtesting and market cycle analysis [1][2] - The enhanced fund data will support portfolio management, product strategy, quantitative research, and risk and compliance monitoring, addressing the growing reliance on data-driven tools by investors [1][2] Group 1 - The global ETP fund flow data solution covers all ETP fund flows, including over 80,000 active trading codes from more than 90 exchanges, with total assets under management (AUM) exceeding $19.7 trillion by December 2025 [1][2] - Bloomberg's fund flow data tracks investor flows by monitoring changes in net asset value (NAV) and circulating shares, covering 95% of daily NAV and 90% of circulating shares [2] - Historical analysis is supported with comprehensive fund flow and revision history data available since 2007, aiding clients in adjusting analyses and optimizing investment strategies [2][3] Group 2 - The ETP fund flow data can be integrated with Bloomberg's dividend forecasting to estimate ETF dividends for income planning, risk assessment, and derivative pricing [3] - The data is accessible through Bloomberg terminals, static data set products, and enterprise-level products, with delivery options including SFTP, REST API, or designated cloud environments [3]