98% of Spanish investors invest in active ETFs
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According to a Schroders study, 98% of Spanish investors consider actively managed Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) essential to their portfolios. These investors value ETFs for their lower costs compared to investment funds, as well as their intraday liquidity, market pricing, and transparency. While taxation is seen as a disadvantage, with only 11% viewing it as a benefit, investors incorporate active ETFs into their strategies for flexibility and efficiency.
Schroders' Tom Stephens notes that the appeal of active ETFs lies in their simplicity and ease of integration into investment portfolios. In Spain, demand for active ETFs is particularly high in thematic and sectoral strategies, small and mid-cap stocks, and emerging market equities.
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