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American Century to Rename Mid Cap Growth ETF, Drop Fee

American Century Investments announced a change for one of its ETFs Tuesday, renaming a midcap growth ETF. Per a press release, the asset manager has renamed the American Century Mid Cap Growth Impact ETF (MID C) to the American Century Mid Cap Growth Insights ETF (ACMG). As part of the move, the firm has dropped ACMG’s associated fee to 39 basis points (bps) from 45. The firm relisted ACMG on the Cboe BZX Exchange, a move that goes effective October 12th.Key Takeaways: American Century Investments is renaming MID, its midcap growth ETF, to ACMG. The strategy actively invests in the mid cap space, leveraging its managers expertise to identify opportunities. It joins a few other changes to American Century’s ETF suite, with lowered fees and new tickers in recent weeks. The move comes amid additional changes to the firm’s ETF suite. The shop recently lowered fees on a number of its international ETFs, while also renaming other strategies in its fixed income suite. American Century Investments also renamed two additional funds. The firm renamed American Century Investments Ultrashort Income ETF (FUSI C+) and the Core Plus Income ETF (ABND) in September. “Adding ACMG to our lineup of Insights ETFs adds another important tool within a capability we’ve designed intentionally with feedback from our clients to provide investors cost-effective, tax-efficient, transparent opportunities for their equity allocations,” said Victor Zhang, chief investment officer at American Century Investments. See more: Leading Quality ETF QGRO Rebalances: See the Changes The strategy, launched in 2020, largely targets companies around the size of those in the Russell Midcap Growth Index. With its active remit, however, the fund does retain the flexibility to invest in some smaller and larger firms. Under that active management, the midcap growth ETF has produced a solid track record. The soon-to-be-renamed MID has beaten its ETF Database Mid Cap Growth Equities category average over the last three years, returning 16.9% in that time. Its 4.3% return over the last three months, per ETF Database, has also beaten that average return.How Active Midcap Growth ETF ACMG Can PlayLooking ahead, the midcap growth space could provoke intrigue, as well. By balancing smaller firms’ growth opportunities and the durability of larger companies, the midcap growth ETF space could carve a potent niche. As markets broaden, active investing can unlock upside, with the fund’s new fee a potentially entry opportunity to consider. For more news, information, and analysis, visit the Core Strategies Content Hub.

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