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CACG (ClearBridge All Cap Growth ESG ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The ClearBridge All Cap Growth ESG ETF aims to construct a diverse equity portfolio comprising companies of all sizes – large, mid, and small capitalization. Its objective is to identify firms with the potential for robust, long-term expansion in earnings or cash flow, while simultaneously adhering to its strict environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. The fund's subadviser employs a meticulous, bottom-up investment strategy. This involves uncovering businesses that may be undervalued by the market but possess strong underlying fundamentals, management teams whose incentives…
CACG is an actively-managed all-cap growth fund with a 0.53% expense ratio. Assets under management are just over $100 million. CACG aims to select a small group of stocks with high growth potential, low valuations, and meet proprietary ESG criteria. However, my analysis reveals the valuation is not met. The ETF has also consistently underperformed the Russell 3000 Growth Index and most other large-cap growth funds since its launch in 2017. Therefore, management hasn't proven the strategy works yet.
According to a study conducted by Pew Research Center, most adults in the U.S. favor the United States taking steps to achieve net-zero carbon emissions. This January 2022 survey confirms 69% of U.S. adults favor this goal being achieved by 2050.
Plus, additional ETF changes and the launch of two more actively managed ETFs.
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