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BriefApril 13, 2026 · 06:00 PM

Active ETFs Claim a Quarter of European Inflows as Market Momentum Slows

Active ETFs accounted for 25% of all ETF flows in Europe in March. This represents a increase from the low single digits share of flows in January and February. European ETFs and ETCs gathered €9.4bn in the month, a decline from the average of €46bn gathered in each of the first two months of the year. Active ETFs pulled in €2.4bn over the month.

Brooks Pemberton

Exchange Traded FundsAsset ManagementEuropean Markets

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