Deutsche AM: European fixed-income ETF demand set for new lift
Assets in European fixed-income ETFs rose by 14.3 percent in 12 months, according to Deutsche Asset Management. The EUR 702 billion money manager expects further increases of demand, not least because of the characteristics of the asset class, a Deutsche strategist tells AMWatch.
Investor demand for European fixed-income ETFs is continuing to grow, year after year. In the 12 months to February 22, 2018, fixed-income ETFs domiciled in Europe had a cumulative inflow of 14.3 percent – or EUR 21 billion – according to data from Deutsche Asset Management (Deutsche AM).
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