Dissecting the Biggest ETF Trade Ever

The video discusses how active managers utilize ETFs, highlighting a global survey on ETF trading strategies. It examines the largest ETF trade ever, emphasizing the role of market makers and the specialization required in ETF trading. The video also explores why some traditional banks have lost market share to specialized firms in ETF market making.

Why do active managers often use ETFs in their strategies?

• To passively track market indices

• To make active investment decisions

• To avoid trading fees

• To increase portfolio risk

What was significant about the ETF trade executed by Jane Street in January 2018?

• It was the first ETF trade ever

• It involved a new type of ETF

• It was the largest ETF trade ever

• It was executed without any planning

What is a key factor in executing large ETF trades without market disruption?

• Avoiding the primary market

• Careful planning and specialization

• Having a large number of traders

• Using only passive strategies

How has Jane Street gained more market share in ETF trading compared to traditional banks?

• By focusing on ETF trading as a main business

• By offering lower fees than competitors

• By partnering with traditional banks

• By avoiding complex trades

What percentage of investors prefer trading ETFs at list prices according to the survey?

• 41%

• 75%

• 60%

• 25%