NSX Releases June 2010 ETF/ETN Data Report; Number of Listed ETFs/ETNs Top 1000
JERSEY CITY, N.J., July 7 /PRNewswire/ -- National Stock Exchange, Inc. (NSX®) announced that assets in U.S. listed Exchange-Traded Funds (ETF) and Exchange-Traded Notes (ETN) totaled approximately $787.5 billion at June 2010 month-end, an increase of approximately 30% over June 2009 month-end when assets totaled $603.2 billion. At the end of June 2010, the number of listed products reached 1009, topping 1000 for the first time, compared to 837 listed products at June 2009 month-end.
June 2010 net cash inflows from all ETFs/ETNs totaled approximately $12.3 billion, with year-to-date net cash inflows totaling $39.9 billion, which is a record for the first six months of the year. Total Fixed Income and Total U.S. Equity led all categories with net cash inflows of $4.9 billion and $4.3 billion respectively for June 2010.
This data is included in the full NSX June 2010 Month-End ETF/ETN Data Report released by the Exchange, which has become a key industry source for ETF/ETN data. These Data Reports are published following the end of each calendar month.
To view the full reports go to: http://www.nsx.com/content/market-data. NSX also publishes a product-by-product breakdown of the 1009 products on which the data is based. The complete list can be accessed at: http://www.nsx.com/content/etf-product-list.
The NSX monthly statistics include shares of open-end exchange-traded products, encompassing U.S. listed shares of investment companies, grantor trusts, ETNs and commodity pools.
NSX is the cost-effective provider of exchange services, committed to aligning its interests with those of its customers. Acknowledged for its proven high-performance, low-latency technology, NSX is also a recognized resource for Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) data. For more information on NSX, visit www.nsx.com.
SOURCE National Stock Exchange, Inc.
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