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Frontier Asset Management Launches Actively Managed ETFs on the NYSE

December 21, 2024

Frontier Asset Management, an independent asset management firm, has officially launched its suite of actively managed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). These ETFs are designed to enhance Frontier’s multi-asset Active ETF Strategies, with the goal of providing attractive risk-adjusted returns for investors.

The Frontier ETF suite consists of six actively managed funds, each structured as a ‘fund of funds.’ This structure provides investors with access to a carefully selected group of skilled independent investment managers, a key feature of Frontier’s approach.

The six ETFs included in the suite are:

  • Frontier Asset U.S. Large Cap Equity ETF (Ticker: FLCE)
  • Frontier Asset Global Small Cap Equity ETF (Ticker: FGSM)
  • Frontier Asset Total International Equity ETF (Ticker: FINT)
  • Frontier Asset Core Bond ETF (Ticker: FCBD)
  • Frontier Asset Opportunistic Credit ETF (Ticker: FOPC)
  • Frontier Asset Absolute Return ETF (Ticker: FARX)

“We are excited to meet the growing demand for active ETFs,” said Robert E. Miller, CFA, CEO of Frontier. “Our ETFs combine the potential for compelling returns with effective risk management, offering greater flexibility for investors navigating fluctuating markets. These products align with our commitment to providing diversified, risk-managed portfolio solutions.”

The Frontier Active ETF Strategies are designed to offer financial advisors tools that help manage downside risk while pursuing attractive returns. The strategies have gained traction with nearly 350 financial advisors using them through platforms like Envestnet, Orion Portfolio Solutions, and SMArtX, among others.

Cliff Stanton, CFA, Frontier’s Director of Investments, explained the firm’s approach: “We focus on identifying ETFs that align with our desired asset allocation and risk-return objectives. Through rigorous research, we carefully select independent managers who have demonstrated skill and success. This enables us to offer funds that deliver value to investors while mitigating risk.”

The Wyoming-based firm, established in 2000, is known for its emphasis on downside-risk management and for offering a range of portfolio strategies, including Core, Tax-Managed, Active ETF, Faith-Based, Specialty, and Multi-Asset Income strategies. With a consultative approach, Frontier serves financial advisors across the U.S., helping them craft risk-managed portfolio solutions for their clients.

By: DNU Staff


Disclosures:
Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. There is no guarantee that the funds will meet their investment objectives. For more details, please carefully review the prospectus. Additional information is available by contacting Frontier Asset Management at 866-326-3837 or visiting funds.frontierasset.com.

Frontier Asset Management, LLC serves as the investment adviser to Frontier Funds. The funds are distributed by SEI Investments Distribution Co. (SIDCO).

Filed Under: Business, Featured

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