- November 2019
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In volatile markets, large investors in Asia raise allocations to ETFs
Pension funds and other large investors in Asia are driving demand for exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
With bond yields hovering at the 1.5% mark for most of 2019, and investors becoming more and more gun shy for fear there’s a recession loo...
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