Exchange Traded Funds

Malaysia’s exchange-traded fund market may be at a turning point after years of sluggish growth as regulators and asset managers

Active exchange-traded funds have grown strongly in Asia Pacific since the first fund in the region was launched in Australia

Younger investors in Malaysia searching for cheaper and more accessible investment products such as exchange-traded funds are rapidly reshaping the

Taiwan may allow retail investments in overseas cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds, a move that is unlikely to trigger capital outflows from

India’s exchange-traded fund market will likely be driven by retail investors using digital investment channels in the next phase of

Hong Kong aims to become a globally competitive hub for exchange-traded funds, with the government pledging closer collaboration with industry

Taiwan’s financial regulator has increased the maximum that domestic equity funds can hold in any single listed company from 10%

Taiwan’s active exchange-traded fund market is “punching above its weight” and leading growth in Asia Pacific driven by investor demand

Covered-call exchange-traded funds are becoming popular in Hong Kong because they offer protection against market downturns, according to Dennis Fok,

Investors are increasingly using exchange-traded funds as building blocks for tactical asset allocation to generate stable income and to hedge