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Last Close
23.76
Aug 26 • 10:23 AM ET Dollar change-0.12 Percentage change(-0.48%)
Category
US Equities - Industry Sector
Sponsor
Baron Capital
Fund Family
Index
-
Index Weighting
Active/Passive
Dividend TTM
-
Dividend Ex-Date
-
Dividend Gr. 3/5Y
- -
Expense
0.80%
Inverse/Leveraged
IPO
Dec 15, 2025
Asset Type
Equities (Stocks)
ETF Type
Bond Type
Average Maturity
Commodity Type
Quant Type
ESG Type
Dividend Type
Structure Type
Growth/Value
Market Cap
Option/Short
No / Yes
Tags
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Tags
-
Tags
-
Sector/Theme
Region
SMA20
2.27%
SMA50
5.32%
SMA200
6.14%
Return% 1Y
-
Return% 3Y
-
Return% 5Y
-
Return% 10Y
Return% SI
Flows% 1M
-0.04%
Flows% 3M
-3.39%
Flows% YTD
-6.45%
Flows% 1Y
Flows% 3Y
Flows% 5Y
Trades
Total Holdings
44
AUM
50.34M
NAV/sh
52W High
25.57 -7.08%
52W Low
20.04 18.56%
Volatility
0.65% 0.55%
ATR (14)
0.21
RSI (14)
64.83
Beta
-
Rel Volume
0.24
Avg Volume
2.58K
Volume
120
Perf Week
1.65%
Perf Month
2.92%
Perf Quarter
13.44%
Perf Half Y
9.12%
Perf YTD
-4.57%
Perf Year
-
Perf 3Y
-
Perf 5Y
-
Perf 10Y
-
Prev Close
23.88
Price
23.76
Change %
-0.48%
Baron Financials ETF invests in equity securities (including depositary receipts) of Financials and Financials-related companies of any market capitalization as defined by BAMCO, Inc. ("BAMCO" or the "Adviser"). Financials and Financials related companies are companies that the Adviser determines own, operate, or have substantial investments in businesses that provide banking, lending, capital markets, financial data analytics, insurance, payments, asset management or wealth management; or develop, use, or rely on innovative technologies or services, in a significant way for banking, lending, capital markets, financial data analytics, insurance, payments, asset management or wealth management. The Fund may purchase securities of companies of any market capitalization and may invest in foreign stocks, including securities of companies in developing countries, however, investments in non-U.S. securities are limited to 35% of the Fund's total assets at the time of purchase.