Avantis US Large Cap Value ETF

AVLV

Market cap $17B

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The first half of 2026 capped a historic stretch for the ETF industry. Despite global returns struggling and macro uncertainties sending equities down 0.9% in June, assets poured into U.S.-listed ETFs at an unprecedented rate.

Avantis U.S. Large Cap Value ETF offers a systematic, dual-factor approach targeting undervalued, high-profit U.S. large-caps, outperforming passive benchmarks. AVLV's active methodology screens for both low valuations and high profitability, filtering out value traps and profitless laggards common in traditional value indices. With a competitive 0.15% expense ratio, diversified sector exposure, and strong liquidity, AVLV has delivered superior risk-adjusted returns and lower volatility versus peers.

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