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For Investors Seeking

Enhanced returns, diversification, and active management through a high conviction portfolio of US real estate securities and select non-US real estate securities.


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Growth and diversification from an actively managed infrastructure portfolio investing across the evolving infrastructure landscape, with an unconstrained approach.


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Growth and inflation hedge amid the era of resource scarcity from an actively managed natural resource equity portfolio.


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High tax-efficient income and diversification through active management of a portfolio with a focus on investment grade, institutional preferred securities.


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Access to an actively managed portfolio of short duration preferred securities with a focus on investment grade, institutional preferred securities sourced globally.


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ETF Name

For Investors Seeking

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csre etf icon


For Investors Seeking

Enhanced returns, diversification, and active management through a high conviction portfolio of US real estate securities and select non-US real estate securities.


Brochure


csio etf icon


For Investors Seeking

Growth and diversification from an actively managed infrastructure portfolio investing across the evolving infrastructure landscape, with an unconstrained approach.


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For Investors Seeking

Growth and inflation hedge amid the era of resource scarcity from an actively managed natural resource equity portfolio.


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ETF Name

For Investors Seeking

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cspf etf icon


For Investors Seeking

High tax-efficient income and diversification through active management of a portfolio with a focus on investment grade, institutional preferred securities.


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cssd etf icon


For Investors Seeking

Access to an actively managed portfolio of short duration preferred securities with a focus on investment grade, institutional preferred securities sourced globally.


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Surpass the limits of passive with active management in specialized asset classes

CSRE Cohen & Steers Real Estate Active ETF
  • Active strategies have a track record of beating passive.
  • Active managers can exploit opportunities from the wide dispersion of returns across 17 REIT sectors and dozens of geographies.
  • Fundamental research can identify changes in macro-economic and bottom-up drivers of REIT returns, like cash flows and asset values.

Learn why active matters for listed real estate

CSPF Cohen & Steers Preferred and Income Opportunities Active ETF
CSSD Cohen & Steers Short Duration Preferred and Income Active ETF
  • Preferred securities markets are inefficient, enabling active managers to identify undervalued securities.
  • Active managers can access the entire global preferred securities marketplace, underrepresented in passive funds.
  • Active duration, interest or credit risk management can lead to better risk-adjusted returns.

Learn why active matters for preferred securities

CSNR Cohen & Steers Natural Resources Active ETF
  • Resource equities have delivered returns similar to broad global equities while providing diversification and inflation sensitivity.
  • Valuations relative to global equities are at historic lows and supply-demand dynamics are favorable.
  • Our risk-efficient framework and active management can enhance returns and reduce volatility.

Learn more about Harvesting value: The case for natural resource equities

CSIO Cohen & Steers Infrastructure Opportunities Active ETF
  • More than $100 trillion in infrastructure spending in the next 15 years will drive demand that governments are unable to satisfy.
  • Listed infrastructure has delivered returns competitive with broad equities but with attractive downside capture and lower volatility.
  • Long-term themes of increasing power demand, digital transformation of economies, and deglobalization will benefit infrastructure demand.

Learn why active management matters in global listed infrastructure investing

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ETFs explained
An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is an investment fund that trades on stock exchanges, similar to individual stocks. ETFs pool investor money to provide exposure to a diversified mix of assets—such as stocks, bonds, or commodities. While many ETFs aim to track the performance of a specific index, others are actively managed to pursue a particular investment strategy or outperform benchmarks. This flexibility makes ETFs a versatile tool for investors seeking cost efficiency, liquidity, and portfolio diversification.
  • Diversification: ETFs offer exposure to a wide range of securities, helping reduce portfolio risk.
  • Liquidity: ETFs can be bought and sold throughout the trading day at market prices.
  • Transparency: Most ETFs disclose their holdings daily, allowing investors to see exactly what they own.
  • Cost efficiency: ETFs often have lower expense ratios compared to mutual funds.
  • Market risk: ETFs are subject to market fluctuations, just like individual securities.
  • Liquidity risk: ETFs with lower trading volumes may experience wider bid-ask spreads.
  • Underlying asset risk: The risk profile of an ETF depends on the assets it holds.
  • Passive ETFs aim to replicate the performance of a specific index.
  • Active ETFs are managed by portfolio managers who make investment decisions to outperform a benchmark.
ETFs can provide targeted exposure to specific sectors, asset classes or investment strategies. Their flexibility allows advisors to build diversified portfolios that align with client goals, risk tolerance and time horizons.
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