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As of Oct 8, 2026, the library lists 3 pieces from asset managers on etf strategy.

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ETF strategy

3 pieces · More on etf strategy

  1. Summer road trip: Resilient fundamentals remain in the driver's seat for ETF flows (opens ssga.com)

    State Street Investment ManagementResearch from an asset manager

    State Street reviews US ETF flows for July 2026, when ETFs gathered $189 billion and year-to-date inflows reached $1.2 trillion. Investors kept a clear risk-on posture, with more than 70% of inflows going to equities, a record $25 billion into sector funds and record demand for leveraged long exposure.

    Topic: ETF strategyssga.com

  2. ETF inflows set records in first half (opens ssga.com)

    State Street Investment ManagementResearch from an asset manager

    A midyear review of US ETF flows, which passed $1 trillion in the first half of 2026 for the first time, with total ETF assets at $15.8 trillion. Low-cost core funds took 49% of inflows and active ETFs 39%, bond ETFs drew $300 billion, and flows were concentrated, with many smaller funds seeing outflows.

    Topic: ETF strategyssga.com

  3. Four key trends in the 2025 active-passive debate (opens ssga.com)

    State Street Investment ManagementResearch from an asset manager

    State Street reviews 2025 flows and performance for active and index strategies. Active ETFs took a record $580 billion while active mutual funds lost $640 billion, and active management fared best in bonds, where 47% of active fixed income managers beat their benchmarks against 32% in equities.

    Topic: ETF strategyssga.com

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