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8/6/2019 ETF Investor Snapshot Q1 2011-1
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12-Month ETF Flows at Schwab(% Segment Share)
ETF Assets at Schwab: $121B(32% 12-Month Growth)
Apr 09 Mar 10 Apr 10 Mar 11
Information and insights contained in this Snapshot are based upon analysis of Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs),regardless of ETF or distributor, custodied at Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., and include both Schwab Retail Clients and RIAClients. Please see reverse for explanation of terms and conditions of use.
ETF TRENDS AT SCHWAB
ETF assets custodied at Schwab grew to $121 billion, up 32% over the past year. Retail Investor ETF assets havegrown 58% and now account for 37% of the total ETF assets at Schwab. In Q1 2011, assets in International FixedIncome ETFs have decreased 57% while US Fixed Income ETF assets have increased 15%.
12-month ETF flows were driven equally by Retail Investors and RIA Clients (each 47% of annual net flows). Duringthe past quarter, US Equity and Sector ETFs dominated flows, capturing a combined 68% of all ETF net flows.
Retail Traders share of positive ETF flows have decreased in the past year, led in Q1 2011 by outflows fromInternational Equity ETFs (-35% net ETF flows for Retail Traders).
Schwab Retail Clients Average Balances by Product Type*
ETF Investor Snapshot: Q1 2011
RIA Clients
Retail Investors
Retail Traders
12%
31%
57%
12%
37%
51%
Mar 10 Mar 11
Growth
32%
58%
18%
$121B
$92B
9%
39%
52%
6%
47%
47%
Retail Investors Retail Traders
14% 42%
23%
28%
28%
5%
16%
26%
32%
3%
39%
18%
11%
44%
4%
23%
7%
56%
3%
34%
Hold ETFs No ETFsHold ETFs No ETFs
* Please see reverse side for product type definitions
Q1 SPOTLIGHT: RETAIL PRODUCT MIX
The analysis to the right compares the averageproduct mix at quarter-end for retail clients whoowned at least one ETF and those who did not.
For both retail client segments, those whoowed ETFs had a lower percentage of Cashand a higher percentage of Fixed Incomesecurities than non-ETF owners, consistentwith previous Snapshots showing ETFowners as more active and invested.
Clients who owned ETFs had more assetsthan those that did not: both Retail Investor
and Retail Trader ETF owners had more thandouble the average assets than clients whodid not hold ETFs.
Retail Investors who owned ETFs had onaverage less than half of the percentage ofCash in their accounts than those withoutETFs, although their average Mutual Fundbalance was almost the same.
Retail Traders had a higher usage of ETFs(42%) but a lower average allocation ofETFs (18%). Those that owned ETFs hadless Stocks but more Mutual Funds relativeto Traders who did not own ETFs.
Cash/Other
Fixed Income
Stocks
Mutual Funds
ETFs
% Segment withETF Ownership
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FOR QUESTIONS, CONTACT
Alyson Nikulicz
Public Relations
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Direct: (407) 619-1657
Email: [email protected]
NOTES
All data is as of March 31, 2011.
All data and information from Charles Schwab & Co.
DEFINITIONS
Schwab means Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., an SEC-registered broker-dealer and investment advisor.
Schwab Retail Clients hold brokerage accounts at Schwab and work with Schwab directly either t rading on their own or with some help and guidance
from Schwab. This includes brokerage assets from retirement accounts (like 401(k)) that come with the ability to open and trade retirement account
balances through a Schwab brokerage account.
RIA stands for Registered Investment Advisor.
RIA Clients: Schwab Advisor Services, supports Independent RIAs whose clients open accounts at Schwab and use Schwab for custodial, operational,
and trading support. In this Snapshot, RIA Clients pertains to the end clients served by RIAs unless specifically noted otherwise.
Retail Traders: Schwab Retail Clients defined as clients who trade at least 36 times a year (including ETFs and stocks) and have $150,000 or more in
investable assets with Schwab.
Retail Investors: All Schwab Retail Clients except Retail Traders plus Schwab Corporate and Retirement Services end clients (which includes
corporate brokerage accounts and employee retirement and stock option plans). These have been grouped with Retail Investors for simplicity.
Households: Contains at least one open account. An "open" account is an account that has received a statement in the past eight months and does not
have a Closed restriction code.
ETF Ownership: If any account in the household has at least one ETF at the end of the month including Schwab ETFs and third-party ETFs.
Stocks Average Balances: The percentage of the month-end household statement equity that is in stocks, including shares in foreign companies and
ADRs, REITs, single country index funds and warrants. The short position in stocks is subtracted from the long position before calculating the percentage.
ETFs Average Balances: The percentage of the month-end statement equity that is in ETF positions. Includes both Schwab ETFs and non-Schwab
ETFs.
Fixed Income Average Balances: The percentage of the month-end statement equity that is in Fixed Income position, including CDs, all government
and corporate and foreign bonds, convertible preferred equities, Treasury Notes and Bills, Strips and Inflation Protected Treasuries (TIPS).
Mutual Funds Average Balances: The percentage of the month-end statement equity that is in mutual fund positions, including both equity and bondmutual funds. Positions in money market funds or sweeps are not included.
Cash/Other Average Balances: The percentage of the month-end statement equity that is in cash, money market funds, sweeps, and any other product
not included in the other categories. Includes cash balances in a Schwab One account that earns interest, uninvested cash in brokerage accounts that
has not yet been "swept" or moved into another instrument, balances held at Schwab Bank as a result of being swept, sweep and non-sweep balances in
Schwab Money Market Funds, and balances in Laudus Money Market Funds.
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