Actively managed ETFs gained $207 million, which brought the total net assets to $66.6 billion.
JP Morgan and PIMCO led weekly AUM growth among sponsors with $243 million and $145 million gains, respectively. No fund launches or closures occurred last week, which held the total number of actively managed ETFs at 242.
At the strategy level, Short Term Bond continued to lead with a $694 gain, followed by Global Bond’s $67 million gain. Alternative Income represented the largest category-level loss last week with a $150 million decline.
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