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Asia Pacific the new growth hub for ETFs
Cerulli: Asia Pacific Edge, December 2010
The Asia Pacific-region remains a modest centre for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in global terms, but its rate of increase in recent years has been almost peerless. The size of the industry in Asia has increased almost fivefold from US$10.5 billion in 2005 to $48.2 billion in 2010 today, bringing its representation in the global ETF universe from about 2.5% to 4.5%. While the overall volumes are dramatically higher elsewhere in the world – US$715.7 billion in the US alone – only Europe can really compare with Asia in terms of the pace of growth in the last five years.
All of the larger Asia Pacific markets have begun to embrace ETFs over this period, with Korea – with 55 ETFs as of April this year – leading the way. Yet there is also very clear room for growth, both in terms of total products – there are, for example, just three each in Malaysia and one in Indonesia – and in assets under management.
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