The expansion reflects a broader diversification strategy. Advisers are no longer betting heavily on a narrow set of exposures. Instead, they’re spreading across dozens of specialized categories and themes, from defensive plays to income-focused strategies.
Not too surprisingly, digital assets led the field in terms of percentage growth, with Ethereum-focused ETFs from BlackRock and Fidelity gaining the most new RIA allocations. And compared to Q2 when overseas fixed income and equities gained popularity, RIAs leaned more on tech subsectors and derivative income products. The AdvizorPro analysis also revealed a “full refresh” in Q3, with none of the top-growing ETFs in Q2 making a reappearance last quarter.
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