More likely it's due to their history of 'dividend smoothing', meaning they always keep a float of cash to continue dividend payments at a constant rate during market downturns, whereas ETF distributions will fluctuate with the market. With so much volatility and speculation around a market crash, it makes sense for those who are perhaps coming towards retirement to shift their holdings into AFI, therefore locking in a continuous and reliable income stream.
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