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abrdn has launched its first actively managed ETFs in the U.S., expanding beyond its existing $10 billion ETF business in passive commodities and precious metals. The two new ETFs trading on NASDAQ are: the abrdn Focused U.S. Small Cap Active ETF (AFSC) and the abrdn Emerging Markets Dividend Active ETF (AGEM).
AFSC seeks capital appreciation through high-conviction U.S. small-cap stocks, while AGEM targets total return via income and long-term capital growth, focusing on companies with strong dividend growth and solid fundamentals. The funds will be managed by existing investment teams, including Chris Colarik, Scott Eun, Matt Williams, and Gabriel Sacks, with Awais Khan joining as Head of ETF Portfolio Management and Capital Markets.
The company cites growing demand for actively managed funds as investors seek higher-touch, lower cost, and tax-efficient strategies. Management views U.S. small caps as particularly attractive, noting they trade at a discount relative to large caps and offer significant growth potential.
