Domestic ETF assets dip $8 billion

Despite the drop in assets, 26 new ETFs were added to the market last month, brining the total number to 612.
DEC 10, 2007
By  Bloomberg
Total assets in all exchange traded funds at the end of November dropped to $576 billion from $584 billion at the end of October, according to data released today from State Street Global Advisors of Boston. Despite the drop in assets, 26 new ETFs were added to the market in November, brining the total number to 612. Barclays Global Investors of San Francisco had the most assets under management with $326 billion across 149 ETFs, followed by SSgA with $132 billion across 64 ETFs.

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