DFAC - Actively Managed ETFs attract record net inflows

Actively managed ETFs and ETPs have logged record net inflows of $126.04B through the first eleven months of the trading year, according to a report by etfgi.com. For the month of November, actively managed exchange traded funds have garnered $5.75B in net new capital inflows. Actively managed funds have taken off in 2021 as issuers are adapting to meet clients' needs with new, more flexible investment products. In 2021 investors have recorded $126B in inflows, which is nearly $55B more than the $77.12B that 2020 brought in. Below is a table showing the top ten U.S. actively managed ETFs with the highest November inflows. Top ten U.S. actively managed ETFs with net new assets for November: (NYSEARCA:NUGO), (NYSEARCA:SRLN), (NYSEARCA:JEPI), (NYSEARCA:MSOS), (NYSEARCA:BITO), (CLSA), (NYSEARCA:AVUV), (NYSEARCA:BLOK), (NYSEARCA:DFAI), and (NYSEARCA:DFAC). Actively managed funds continue to be one of the driving catalysts for the fund space as they represent 228 of the 380 ETFs launched

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Actively Managed ETFs attract record net inflows