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MSCI Emerging Markets ETF Assets Reach Record $160 Billion
Assets under management in two major emerging markets ETFs have hit new highs. The MSCI fund reached $160 billion while the FTSE fund reached $120 billion.
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Assets under management in the MSCI emerging markets ETF reached a record $160 billion. Assets in the FTSE emerging markets ETF reached a record $120 billion. Over the past 12 months, assets in the MSCI ETF nearly doubled while assets in the FTSE ETF rose nearly 50 percent.
The MSCI ETF posted a 39 percent gain during the period while the FTSE ETF returned 23 percent. The MSCI ETF received $22 billion in net inflows over the 12 months, more than double the inflows into the FTSE ETF. The difference between the two funds stems from South Korea's classification as an emerging market by MSCI and a developed market by FTSE Russell.
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