Allspring Global Investments is making waves in the ETF market by launching three new actively managed funds on Tuesday, catering to the growing appetite for unique investment strategies.
With a total of $600 billion in assets under management, Allspring is responding to investor needs for both equity and fixed income options as short-term rates decline. The Allspring LT Large Core ETF (NYSE:ALRG), Allspring SMID Core ETF (NYSE:ASCE), and Allspring Ultra Short Municipal ETF (NYSE:AUSM) aim to provide innovative solutions for those seeking value and tax-exempt income.
Kate Burke, CEO of Wellspring, said the equity ETFs are based on proven proprietary models, and the muni fund is designed to address the demand for attractive short-duration, tax-exempt income in the face of declining short-term rates.
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Meet The Funds
ALRG (0.28% expense ratio): ALRG employs a disciplined, value-driven style with a focus on price inefficiencies in high-quality, large-cap firms. The strategy is the result of nearly 25 years of refinement through shifting market regimes.
ASCE (0.38%): ASCE combines quantitative screening with qualitative analysis. The model screens more than 150 factors in valuation, quality, and momentum before making a final pick.
AUSM (0.18%): This ultra-short muni fund seeks to capture tax-exempt market inefficiencies, providing a potential cash alternative with appealing after-tax yields.
Allspring’s Growing ETF Lineup
This is Allspring’s third wave of actively managed ETFs since late 2024. Notable previous launches include:
- Allspring Broad Market Core Bond ETF (NYSE:AFIX)
- Allspring Core Plus ETF (NYSE:APLU)
- Allspring Income Plus ETF (NYSE:AINP)
- Allspring Special Large Value ETF (NYSE:ASLV)
- Allspring LT Large Growth ETF (NYSE:AGRW)
With this newest threesome, Allspring is making it unmistakable that it is serious about making inroads in the actively managed ETF category, melding time-honored strategies with contemporary investor preferences.
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