By Ansh Chaudhary
The ETF Deathwatch list grew in November. Thirty-one exchange-traded products ("ETPs") were added to the list, and 20 funds were removed. Of the removals, eight were removed due to increased health and 12 were due to asset managers closing their funds. November was a fairly positive month for the equity markets, so November's increase comes as a surprise.
The funds added in November were a mix of actively managed, international, fixed-income, and niche products. One fund was added because its assets under management ((AUM)) were consistently below $5 million for three months.