T. Rowe Price Growth Stock ETF

TGRW

Market cap $888M

In a time of notable market uncertainty, investors still need ways to grow their portfolios. Many, of course, rely on growth allocations in their holdings that have delivered again and again in the last several years.

Active ETFs continue to take on the investing world with more options, performance, and, crucially, flows. The active growth ETF TGRW is no exception, adding a strong $501 million to close out July per ETF Database.

2024 was a strong year for active ETFs, with exciting new launches joining the fray and the category's AUM rising. Actively managed ETFs figure to play an even bigger role in 2025, too.

How much more runway does growth investing have? If further rate cuts arrive, there could be quite a lot left to go next year, especially for active investors.

Heard a lot about active investing and ETFs, but not sure where to begin? Three active growth ETFs are sending out key buy signals amid spiking returns.

There are many things that excite me about the latest wave of ETFs. However, toward the top of the list is that asset managers are bringing their best and brightest from the mutual fund world into the ETF industry.

The landscape of active ETFs is hot and appears to be getting hotter. Recent media coverage of active funds found accelerating flows into actively managed funds.

In a market environment where careful optimism has dominated, how best should investors take advantage? The high-rate environment has tamped down the disruptive firms that did so well in past years.

On the lookout for some new ETFs? Active ETFs had a great year in 2023 and are off to a hot start in 2024.

2023 saw mergers and acquisitions dip somewhat as markets faced the Fed's battle against inflation as well as fear-inducing events like the mini bank crisis in May. After a dim 2023, 2024 could see M&A activity brighten, instead.