Vanguard's VOO flips from $19.36 billion July inflow to $13.3 billion September outflow
Ultumus data show iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) took the opposite side in July, while all 20 largest ETF issuers still posted net inflows in September.
At a glance
Vanguard's VOO flipped from a $19.36 billion July inflow to a $13.3 billion September outflow, according to Ultumus.
All 20 largest ETF issuers still reported net inflows in September, Ultumus said.
Ultumus's July report, published Aug. 4, put VOO at $19.36 billion of net inflows for the month and iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) at a $17.8 billion outflow.
Vanguard's VOO flipped from a $19.36 billion July inflow to a $13.3 billion September outflow, according to Ultumus.
Issuer-specific, not index-wide
All 20 largest ETF issuers still reported net inflows in September, Ultumus said. Global ETF assets stood at $21.35 trillion, down 0.9% like-for-like, as market moves outweighed $150 billion of net inflows.
Ultumus's July report, published Aug. 4, put VOO at $19.36 billion of net inflows for the month and iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) at a $17.8 billion outflow.
Ultumus does not identify which funds absorbed the September outflows, but positive flows across every top-20 issuer are consistent with rotation among ETFs rather than a broad exit from the asset class.
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