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NDVG (Nuveen Dividend Growth) is no longer actively trading.
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This actively managed equity exchange-traded fund targets high-quality, mid- to large-capitalization companies exhibiting strong potential for sustained dividend increases. Its aim is to generate attractive total returns, derived from both income and capital appreciation, while also implementing risk management strategies.
2022 was a tough year for equities. While the situation may have improved this year, Nuveen's head of capital markets and managing director Briton Ryan pointed out at Exchange 2023 that “a lot of the headwinds we were facing in 2022 are still relevant today.
Investors should consider the potential benefits of dividend growth exchange traded fund strategies as many seek out investments to mitigate the effects of market volatility and elevated inflation.
As inflationary pressures persist and investors feel the effects of tighter monetary policy and increased market volatility, it is an ideal time to reassess the perks of dividend growth investing.
Today, August 5, Nuveen announced the launch of three new active ETF offerings, the Nuveen Small Cap Select Fund (NSCS), the Nuveen Santa Barbara Dividend Growth Fund (NDVG), and the Nuveen Winslow Large-Cap Growth ESG Fund (NWLG). All three of Nuveen's new ETFs are actively managed and semi-transparent, which means that holdings are only disclosed monthly.