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Think 5,000 ETFs Is a Lot? Sports Could Add Thousands More

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 15 October 2026, 18:25 UTC By Vildana Hajric 1 min read
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Sports teams, leagues and even star players could fuel the ETF industry’s next wave of funds.

Sports teams, leagues and even star players could fuel the ETF industry’s next wave of funds.
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