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It's been a rough year for investors as both equities and bonds stumbled, but the ETF industry has had a strong year despite sticky inflation and tough markets. Evan Harp sat down with VettaFi head of research Todd Rosenbluth to discuss.

Before the year comes to a close, we highlight some of the most interesting debuts to consider.

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IEMG invests in emerging markets. The fund is popular and cheap, but sensitive to global equity risk aversion.

China tends to dominate cap-weighted EM indexes.

With markets trending down for the most part of 2022, investors are left with a conundrum of where to invest

It's been six months since I joined the company now known to many as VettaFi as head of research. Back then, we went by many names, including ETF Trends, ETF Database, Alerian, S Global Networks, or the place where many ETF nerds from TV work together.

These stock exchange-traded funds are well-suited to complement your core holdings.

The two largest emerging market ETFs each have over 80% allocated to Asian markets, with over half of that 80% in Greater China alone. The biggest difference between these two ETFs is Korea, which the Vanguard Emerging Markets ETF excludes, and the iShares Emerging Markets ETF includes.

While U.S. equities remain top of mind for advisors, emerging equity markets are in greater focus than all other asset classes.