June 27, 2013 10:28 pm
Exchange traded funds are a $2tn industry that has boomed in recent years, but recent falls have unearthed possible cracks in the pipework. Commentators are probing beneath the surface to look at how ETFs, which allow “mom and pop” investors instant access to a multitude of assets, hold up when faced with market turbulence.
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