Franklin Resources IncFranklin Templeton's pivot to ETFs has helped its stock rise 42.2% year to date, indicating strong investor demand for its active ETFs.
Actively managed exchange-traded funds now account for 42% of every dollar flowing into ETFs, up from 26% in 2024. In the first quarter, investors poured $245.2 billion into US-listed active ETFs, and last month they added nearly $63.6 billion, bringing the year-to-date total to $466.8 billion, well ahead of the $263 billion pace in the comparable 2025 period. BlackRock controlled $3.6 trillion in active assets under management as of the end of June, and actively managed ETF assets are expected to swell to $4.2 trillion globally by 2030. T. Rowe Price is leveraging its active mutual fund experience by introducing ETF versions of popular funds, while Franklin Templeton's pivot to ETFs has helped its stock rise 42.2% year to date.
Franklin Resources IncFranklin Templeton's pivot to ETFs has helped its stock rise 42.2% year to date, indicating strong investor demand for its active ETFs.
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T. Rowe Price Group IncT. Rowe Price is leveraging its active mutual fund experience by introducing ETF versions of popular funds, capitalizing on the active ETF trend.
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