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How bond ETFs are shaping the trading landscape
Oct 29, 2024
Matt Legg, Global Head of Delta One & ETF Sales at J.P. Morgan, and Julie Abbett, Head of US ETF Sales for Equities and Credit, dive into the evolving world of bond ETFs. They discuss how these financial instruments are enhancing liquidity and price discovery, especially during market volatility. The duo highlights the surge in bond ETF popularity and the impact on trading dynamics across the U.S. and Europe. They also touch on actively managed ETFs and the critical need for increased market transparency in this fast-paced trading landscape.
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Quick takeaways
- The bond ETF market has grown significantly to $2.5 trillion, reflecting their vital role in enhancing trading liquidity and market resilience.
- Recent trends show a rise in actively managed ETFs and options integration, highlighting innovation in investment strategies and diverse return access for investors.
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Growth and Impact of Credit ETFs
The credit ETF market has seen significant growth, with assets in bond ETFs reaching approximately $2.5 trillion, marking a substantial increase from previous milestones. This growth reflects an increased adoption of ETFs as both investment and trading assets, accounting for 15% of total ETF traded volume in the U.S. and 25% in Europe. Amid market volatility, such as in March 2020, ETFs have proven to provide vital liquidity and act as price discovery instruments, allowing investors to access bond beta effectively. The rising confidence in ETFs demonstrates their essential role in enhancing market resilience and attracting a broader group of investors.
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