New Issuer Debuts 2 Active ETFs

Princeton Fund Advisors is dipping its toes into the ETF market.

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A new ETF issuer is launching two strategies that aim to capture high-conviction bets shared by high-conviction mutual fund managers.

The Alpha Intelligent Large Cap Value ETF (AILV) and the Alpha Intelligent Large Cap Growth ETF (AILG) both debuted on the NYSE Arca Wednesday. Both funds charge an expense ratio of 0.85%.

The Alpha Intelligent funds use machine-learning processes to select companies seen as overweight based on a consensus of 50 actively managed mutual funds in either category. Princeton and its parent company Mount Yale Capital Group launched the AI-driven strategy in separately managed and unified managed accounts in March 2020.

Princeton, which managed just shy of $1 billion in assets at the end of 2020 according to its most recent disclosures, has also filed to launch four other ETFs using the amalgamation strategy in small- and midcap value and growth combinations.

All six of the launched or proposed ETFs in the issuer’s filing are actively managed and are fully transparent.

The firm did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday.

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Dan Mika is a reporter for etf.com. He has previously covered business for the Ames Tribune and Cedar Rapids Gazette in Iowa, and BizWest Media in Fort Collins, Colorado. Dan holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from Truman State University.