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Capacity discovery

Capacity discovery is the process of learning how large an active strategy can grow in an ETF before costs and flow-driven creates or redeems erode it. Constraints often surface earlier in ETFs than in less transparent wrappers because flows and hedging hit the portfolio in real time.

Covered in: Active ETFs (book) · Why ETFs Surface Liquidity Constraints Faster Than Mutual Funds

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For ETF product managers, issuers, capital markets teams, and allocators: capacity, execution costs, and liquidity trade-offs when active strategies run in an ETF.

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