DUHP - Actively managed ETFs witness a large influx of cash in 2023
2023-05-02 11:59:18 ET
Actively managed exchange traded funds have accumulated a large amount of investor capital in 2023 as market participants seek active strategies in a market that remains difficult to predict.
While passive funds still make up the vast majority of the exchange traded fund landscape, actively manage funds have made noise through the first four trading months of the year.
Active funds currently represent approximatly 6% of the net assets of the complete ETF market, however, they garnered nearly 30% of the total fund flows in 2023, as reported by the WSJ .
Of the roughly 1,000 actively managed ETFs available for investors, the top ten in terms of capital inflows over the 2023 trading year cumulatively attracted $15.42B. Furthermore, within the list features multiple fixed income focused funds and dividend-based ETFs.
See a breakdown of the 10 actively managed ETFs that have brought in the largest inflows year-to-date:
No. 10: Dimensional Core Fixed Income ETF ( DFCF ) $619.75M
No. 9: JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF ( NYSEARCA: JPST ) $687.16M
No. 8: Dimensional US High Profitability ETF ( DUHP ) $708.33M
No. 7: First Trust TCW Opportunistic Fixed Income ETF ( FIXD ) +$76.65M
No. 6: Avantis U.S. Small Cap Value ETF ( AVUV ) +$816.63M
No. 5: Dimensional International Core Equity 2 ETF ( DFIC ) +$951.44M
No. 4: Fidelity Total Bond ETF ( FBND ) +$980.35M
No. 3: JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF ( NASDAQ: JEPQ ) +$1.16B
No. 2: Dimensional U.S. Core Equity 2 ETF ( NYSEARCA: DFAC ) +$1.62B
No. 1: JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF ( NYSEARCA: JEPI ) +$7.12B
ETF data is per ETF.com .
In related news, Russell Investments recently highlighted that actively managed portfolios are the attractive choice in 2023 as markets look to navigate an investment landscape of economic uncertainty.
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Actively managed ETFs witness a large influx of cash in 2023