- Professional management
- Transparency of pricing and holdings
- Generally lower fees as compared with similar active mutual funds
- No minimum investment
Active ETFs can offer:
Featured Fixed Income ETFs
Built to work on their own or together, they offer new ways to navigate today’s evolving bond markets with precision and insight.
Russell Investments' ETF Series
Our ETF Series give Canadian investors an additional way to access our flagship investment solutions. Designed to serve as either core building blocks or targeted satellite positions, the Series reflect our strengths in asset allocation, capital market insights, manager research, factor exposures and portfolio implementation.
Access our diversified equity, fixed income, real assets and multi-factor solutions through these ETF options:
Our portfolios are built to help you move from earning well to building wealth.
Combine individual ETFs to build a broadly diversified portfolio.
Gain precise, consistent exposure to a specific market segment.
Construct a portfolio using ETFs as either core or satellite investments.
Active ETFs can offer:
Russell Investments’ active investment approach combines diversified investment strategies and styles with insights from specialist investment managers and ongoing professional oversight. Our approach involves continually researching investment strategies and managers from around the world to identify opportunities that support the portfolio’s objectives. Each investment strategy is selected for a specific purpose within the portfolio, with adjustments made over time to help ensure the portfolio remains aligned with its objectives.
Similar to active mutual fund investing, the risks of active ETF investing may include underperformance or loss of invested capital due to market volatility, economic downturns, or manager decisions. Additionally, investors should consider the following risks when trading ETFs on an exchange:
An active ETF, or actively managed exchange-traded fund, is a type of investment fund that is managed by a team of professionals who actively select and manage the securities within the fund. Unlike passive ETFs, which track a specific index, active ETFs aim to outperform their benchmarks by making strategic investment decisions based on market conditions and research.