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The arrival of June usually signals a seasonal slowdown for many people, but our ETF industry clearly missed the memo. Instead of heading to the beach or stopping to watch the World Cup, the ETF ecosystem had a wave of milestones, structural changing-of-the-guards, and high-profile index provider consolidation.
T Rowe Price has long been viewed as a leading active manager known for its fundamental research. Six years ago they entered the ETF market and have continued to successfully grow their lineup.
T. Rowe Price has been a notable player in the active ETF landscape for many years, innovating on the strategies available in the wrapper. Now, the shop has added another active ETF to its suite: the T.
In a notable milestone, T. Rowe Price now holds ten ETFs with $1 billion in AUM.
According to FactSet data, 42.3% of ETFs are less than three years old. This means nearly half the ETF universe is technically too young to earn a Morningstar rating or appear in many traditional advisor screening systems.
The active ETF landscape has exploded in popularity over the recent years. The arrival of the 2019 ETF Rule has streamlined the launch process, enabling asset managers to bring innovative new strategies to market more efficiently.
In my former life as a mutual fund analyst, T. Rowe Price was always a staple of my research.
T Rowe Price Capital Appreciation Equity ETF is managed actively, with its goal being "to provide long-term capital growth." I believe TCAF will likely trail IVV this year owing to mostly weaker growth and GARP characteristics of its portfolio, as well as larger exposure to low beta names. TCAF's past performance is unconvincing. Over July 2023–March 2026, it underperformed IVV by 3.18% in annualized return as it captured only 86.79% of its upside.
SEC filings for TCAF aren't indexed yet — common for recently launched funds. Browse the issuer's filings on SEC EDGAR directly.