Global ETF assets fell to $22.83 trillion in September
Global ETF assets under management fell to $22.83 trillion at the end of September despite estimated net inflows of $207.3 billion during the month, LSEG Lipper reported.
Global exchange-traded fund assets under management fell to $22.83 trillion, or $22,830.7 billion, at the end of September 2026, according to LSEG Lipper’s review of the industry. The decline came despite estimated net inflows of $207.3 billion during the month.
Equity ETFs attracted the most money, with estimated net inflows of $110.9 billion. Equity Global ex-U.S. funds led LSEG Lipper’s classifications with $21.9 billion in inflows. Equity U.S. and Equity Global funds each recorded $21.3 billion.
The United States was the top ETF domicile in September, with estimated net inflows of $141.6 billion. The 10 largest ETF promoters collected a combined $148.8 billion during the month.
iShares, BlackRock’s ETF business, ranked as the top-selling promoter globally, with estimated net inflows of $64.7 billion. Vanguard ranked second with $29.3 billion, followed by State Street SPDR with $18.6 billion.
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