American Century Mid Cap Growth Insights ETF

ACMG

Valor de mercado US$ 102 mi

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) to the American Century Mid Cap Growth Insights ETF (ACMG).

American Century Mid Cap Growth Impact ETF to become American Century Mid Cap Growth Insights ETF, bringing the strategy into the firm's suite of Insights Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- American Century Investments®, a more than $350 billion global asset manager*, announces the American Century Mid Cap Growth Impact ETF (MID) will be renamed to American Century Mid Cap Growth Insights ETF (ACMG) with its management fee reduced to 0.39% from 0.45% effective October 12, 2026.

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MID is an actively managed mid-cap growth ETF with a loose ESG mandate and a concentrated portfolio of 40 stocks. While MID boasts strong growth metrics, it has underperformed its benchmark and several peer ETFs since inception.

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