Asia ETFs: Assets up but trading volume down in Q2

Jul 27, 2010

China Asset Management saw a steep drop in turnover, Harvest Fund Management joined the ranks of ETF providers, and iShares and State Street lost market share, according to BlackRock.

Second-quarter activity in Asia's exchange-traded fund (ETF) markets reflected reduced liquidity and trading volumes in general across the region, according to figures published yesterday by US asset manager BlackRock. ETF assets, on the other hand, were sharply up.

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