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Cash: nstitutionelle Investoren, die ETF einsetzen, haben 2018 die Quote im Durchschnitt auf 15 Prozent verdoppelt, wie die Ergebnisse der europäischen ETF-Studie 2018 des Daten- und Analyseanbieters Greenwich Associates zeigen. 

Bloomberg:   Large users allocated an average 25 percent of their assets to ETFs in 2018, up from 19 percent a year earlier, according to Greenwich Associates.

Market Media: Greenwich Associates found that among participating institutional investors using outsourced trading desks, 71% were extremely satisfied with the service.

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ETF Trends: According to Greenwich Associates,  he increased market turbulence has triggered greater tactical usage of ETFs among institutional traders.

Bloomberg:  Andrew McCollum talks with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu, Eric Balchunas and Carolina Wilson about high-yield, the firm's new ETF study and SoFi's plans for the first zero-fee ETFs.

Business Insider: Financial data provider Greenwich Associates says that, on average, those big firms reported having 24.8% of their total assets in ETFs late last year, a huge jump from 18.5% in 2017. 

ETF Trends: According to a new report from Greenwich Associates Insurance Company Investments in ETFs: Accelerating Growth Ahead, 62% of U.S. insurance companies are now utilizing ETFs more.

Chief Investment Officer: The number of insurers investing in ETFs has more than tripled through 2017, to 612, according to consulting firm Greenwich Associates.

Bloomberg:  Almost 40 percent of insurers aren’t using ETFs more than a year after the National Association of Insurance Commissioners rewrote its accounting rules in an attempt to loosen the restrictions, according to Greenwich Associates...