VTV - Vanguard leading all ETF issuers in Q1 inflows; State Street BlackRock have seen outflows

2023-03-29 10:29:12 ET

Vanguard sits on top of the leaderboard among all ETF issuers for capital fund flows in the first quarter of 2023. At the same time, rivals State Street and BlackRock experienced outflows.

With Q1 coming to a close, U.S. issuers were able to amass $54.85B in investor inflows. Nearly half of the capital flows went to Vanguard as the Valley Forge, Pennsylvania-based giant has taken in $23.50B year-to-date.

While Vanguard pulled in large swarths of cash, State Street and BlackRock saw investors remove funds from their ETFs. In total, State Street experienced outflows of $7.26B and BlackRock saw Q1 outflows so far of $4.73B.

Supporting Vanguard’s influx of cash were some of the issuer’s biggest funds. See below a list of Vanguard exchange traded funds along with their 2023 inflows:

• Vanguard S&P 500 ETF ( NYSEARCA: VOO ) +$4.27B
• Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF ( NASDAQ: BND ) +$3.25B
• Vanguard Value ETF ( VTV ) +$+3.13B
• Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF ( NYSEARCA: VTI ) +$2.71B
• Vanguard Growth ETF ( NYSEARCA: VUG ) +$1.68B
• Vanguard FTSE Developed Markets ETF ( VEA ) +$1.27B

Aside from the big three, other issuers that noticed capital inflows during the first quarter included JPMorgan, Charles Schwab, ProShares, VanEck and Global X. At the same time, issuers that have seen capital outflows during the quarter included KraneShares, ARK Invest, IndexIQ, and FlexShares.

ETF fund flow data and issuer data are per ETF.com and Bloomberg .

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