Vincent Denoiseux, Head of ETF Research and Solutions at Lyxor ETF, has published the firm’s last report of the year, which shows that November was an outstanding month for European equities, with EUR62.6 billion of net flows, six times the three year average.
Vincent Denoiseux, Head of ETF Research and Solutions at Lyxor ETF, has published the firm’s last report of the year, which shows that November was an outstanding month for European equities, with EUR62.6 billion of net flows, six times the three year average.
Denoiseux also writes that Fixed Income funds and ETFs enjoyed positive flows to a lower extent, in both absolute (EUR17.6 billion) and relative terms (in line with the three year average). ETFs gathered a record EUR18.3billion in November 2020, Lyxor writes. Fixed Income and Equity ETFs accumulated EUR2.4 billion and EUR17.1 billion respectively.
Flows into ESG ETFs hit a new record with EUR7.5 billion inflows, more than twice the one year average in this market segment, the firm writes. Smart Beta ETFs gathered EUR2.9 billion, with investors piling into Value exposures.
Fixed Income funds and ETFs gathered a combined EUR17.6billion in net new assets with EUR15.2billion going into open-end funds and EUR2.4 billion into ETFs. Equity funds and Equity ETFs and open ended funds enjoyed a record EUR62.6 billion of net new assets, with EUR45.5 billion going into funds and EUR17.1 billion into ETFs, Lyxor says. Investors predominantly rushed into World and Emerging Market exposures.
