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Capital Group ETFs: Reflecting on year one
July 28, 2023
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When we launched our initial suite of ETFs in February 2022, we had two main goals. First, we sought to provide investors with more choice when it came to pursuing their financial goals by offering our time-tested active management in the ETF vehicle. Second, we wanted to help simplify the investing process for financial professionals so they could spend less time managing portfolios and more time connecting with their clients while pursuing better investment outcomes.


Looking back at our first year, we’re extremely grateful for everything we were able to accomplish thanks to the overwhelming trust and support of our clients. We invite you to watch the video below as we recap the ETFs’ first year in market and share what’s next for Capital Group ETFs. 


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For more information about Capital Group’s ETFs, call our RIA support line at (800) 421-5450 or contact your relationship manager or specialist directly. 

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