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US institutions relying more on ETFs, Greenwich says

April 16, 2010  

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Exchange traded funds are becoming more popular among institutional investors as tools in cash equitisation, transition management, rebalancing and obtaining hard-to-achieve exposures, according to Greenwich Associates.

Usage of ETFs among US pension funds, endowments and foundations...

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