Recently, active management has brought another layer of evolution (with potentially higher returns) to the ETF world. As a result, active ETFs have seen rapid development. Most new ETF launches are now active ETFs. In fact, out of the 300+ ETFs launched this year, less than 10% are passive ETFs. We shouldn’t, however, confuse passive management with passive ideas. Passive management (i.e., index investing) continues to innovate and simplify complex investment ideas through factor-based and other proprietary weighting methodologies. It also provides investors access to new or niche asset classes, and redefines evolving industries.
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