Part 13/16:
The conversation shifts to how large firms like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Invesco are positioning themselves to launch ETF products. These companies already possess operational experience, existing products, and infrastructure that make launching ETFs more feasible for them, compared to smaller firms. Their involvement signals widespread institutional interest.
It also suggests that if major companies get approval ahead of others, it could create a race to dominate market liquidity and investor attention. The strategics involve coordinated filings, amendments, and possibly synchronized approvals to maximize market impact.