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The ETF world is continuing to grow at a staggering pace, and T. Rowe Price is the latest firm to add to the pile.
Active ETFs have continued to grow in stature, and in AUM and TCAF, the T. Rowe Price Capital Appreciation Equity ETF, is no exception.
In yet another indication of active investing's growing role in the ETF landscape, T. Rowe Price's ETF roster recently surpassed $5 billion in AUM.
In yet another edition of active ETFs growing into a real force, new research from Strategas ETF Research highlights a banner start to 2024 for the actively-managed strategies. Active ETFs saw more than $120 billion in flows, per the firm's research, with the growing variety of strategies in the wrapper contributing.
Active ETF launches are helping drive a record pace for ETF roll-outs in 2024. Following a record-breaking set of launches in 2023, the industry may yet break another record, per recent media reports.
The T. Rowe Price Capital Appreciation ETF (TCAF) has garnered significant interest in the year following its launch. The fund provides access to the U.S. large-cap equity market, aiming to outperform the benchmark S&P 500.
For 2024, it's fair to say that the global economy has not performed how analysts expected it to. T. Rowe Price's 2024 Global Market Outlook Midyear Update discusses how global inflation has remained stickier than previously anticipated.
TCAF is an actively managed ETF benchmarked against the S&P 500. Incepted in June 2023, TCAF has had a rather successful start, yet it underperformed three S&P 500-tracking ETFs. While about 92.5% of its holdings are S&P 500 companies, compared to IVV, TCAF has a lower weighted-average adjusted EY as well as a weaker forward revenue growth rate and ROA.
On Friday, June 14, T. Rowe Price's collection of transparent active equity ETFs turned exactly one year old.
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Few ETFs have epitomized active investing's explosion in popularity over the past few years as much as TCAF. Launched less than a year ago, TCAF, the T.