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Bullish on S&P 500, S’pore investors more likely to hold ETFs than peers in US, Japan: State Street Global Advisors

Ashley Lo
Ashley Lo • 3 min read
Bullish on S&P 500, S’pore investors more likely to hold ETFs than peers in US, Japan: State Street Global Advisors
Behind the optimism, investors are concerned about inflation, tax policy changes and retirement savings. Photo: Bloomberg
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Retail investors in Singapore are more likely to hold exchange-traded funds (ETF) than their counterparts in the US, Australia and Japan, according to a recent survey. Singaporeans cite diversification benefits, flexibility in trading and lower cost as reasons for their faith in ETFs. 

This is according to State Street Global Advisors’ 2024 ETF Impact Survey, which interviewed 254 retail investors and 50 institutional investors in Singapore in April.

The survey results, released on July 22, claim that six in 10 retail investors in Singapore surveyed hold ETFs in their portfolio, higher than investors in the US (45%), Australia (45%) and Japan (48%). 

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