HNWIs and family offices in Asia-Pacific are increasingly allocating assets to passive strategies — such as ETFs — to reduce costs and better manage downside risks in volatile markets, according to senior industry figures. Rising demand for lower-fee vehicles, such as ETFs, comes as global equity and bond markets have endured a tough start to 2022 on the back of…
Asia’s family offices and U/HNWIs turn to ETFs as volatility grips markets
By Twinkle Sparta, senior reporter | 13 June 2022

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