ETF industry could grow to $15T in next 5 years

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Exchange-traded funds, otherwise known as ETFs, are smart investment picks for many reasons, including portfolio diversification, their lower risk and transparency.

BlackRock head of iShares investment strategy Gargi Pal Chaudhuri discusses the value of ETFs and how they help investors stay invested on 'The Claman Countdown.'

During "Exchange: An ETF Experience" run by VettaFi, which was held Feb. 5-8, 2023 at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach, Bryon Lake, managing director, global head of ETF Solutions at JPMorganwho is based in New York City, predicted that the ETF industry will grow to $15 trillion in next five years. "ETFs are now 30 years old, there has never been a rolling five-year period where ETF assets haven’t doubled, including 2017- 2022 when they grew from $3.5 trillion to $7 trillion," Lake tells FOX Business. "Myself and JPMorgan Asset Management expect ETF assets to more than double from $7 trillion today to $15 trillion by the end of 2027, driven by the growth of active and passive strategies in the ETF wrapper.

"In fact, I think active strategies, which last year accounted for 15% of flows and so far this year are 23% of flows, will be a major driver," Lake explains.

 

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AN ETF, EXCHANGE TRADED FUND, CAN BE A HUGE RISK AS DOZENS OF BANKS START TO FAIL NOW. BETWEEN 2008 AND 2012 IN THE USA OVER 400 U.S. BASED BANKS FAILED. BEWARE, CASH IS KING, OPEN A CREDIT UNION ACCOUNT.

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