From the increased pressure on fees to M&A activity to the ongoing explosion of new product offerings, there are a number of interconnected and interrelated forces and trends that are affecting the ETF industry as it continues to grow and expand. It’s important for ETF investors to understand not only the market forces at play but also the ways in which these larger industry trends are in many ways reshaping the ETF investing landscape. In this panel, we’ll take a closer look at a few of the most important trends affecting the ETF market and break down what investors need to know as they look ahead to 2020.

Bloomberg Intelligence ETF analyst James Seyffart presents his latest research.

Managing Director and Global Head of ETFs for Invesco discusses the state and future of the industry with Bloomberg’s Rachel Evans.

Skeptics have long questioned how easily ETFs can be turned into cash during a sell-off. But as funds look to package less liquid securities and money managers increasingly rely on ETFs to pay off investors exiting other kinds of funds, regulators are starting to pay attention. We’ll talk to some of the biggest market makers to get their views on market liquidity and where they see the biggest causes for concern –- or comfort — moving forward.