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American Century Sustainable Growth ETF

ESGY is an actively managed, non-transparent ETF that selects US large-cap growth stocks based on positive fundamentals and ESG criteria.

Have clients new or old who want to get into ESG? While the space has lost some of its luster compared to its heights a few years ago, plenty of investors still want sustainably-minded investments.

Clients Want ESG? These Funds Still Stand Out

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ESG may have lost some of the momentum that it had a few years ago, but that doesn't mean clients have given up on sustainability screening. Indeed, many advisors likely have clients for whom at least some ESG allocation appeals quite a bit.

Clients Looking for ESG Investing Opportunities? This ETF Duo Stands Out

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It's not hard to see that ESG investing is out of favor. The sustainably-oriented investing approach was already facing some important, unanswered questions before it became a battleground in U.S. politics.

ESG Growth ETF ESGY to Hit 3-Year Milestone in June

Though time will continue to reveal its staying power, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) thus far has proven that it has its place in the investment community. When it comes to getting broad exposure that targets companies that are in the forefront of the ESG movement, consider the American Century Sustainable Growth ETF (ESGY).

Follow the Leaders in ESG With This Active ETF

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ESG strategies haven't had the easiest go of it over the last several months, with last year a tough one for an increasingly politicized investing thesis. Nor have non-transparent strategies bloomed as some may have thought, with advisors and investors seemingly uninterested overall in guarding daily holdings to prevent possible front running.

What's Driving Returns for This Non-Transparent ESG ETF?

While many Republicans are acting performatively outraged over the concept of environmental, social, and governance investing, ESG investing remains popular among many investors — even in red states.

ESG Investing Remains Priority for Investors (Even in Red States)

Just like the capital markets with the growth of social investing and the introduction of digital assets, investors are also evolving. Speaking to the former, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing has grown exponentially, and there are exchange traded funds (ETFs) that can capture the trend while also providing exposure to growth.

This ETF Adds Sustainability With Potential for a Growth Comeback

Whether judging by inflows, new product launches, or other data points, it's clear that sustainability is a rising priority for many investors. On the other hand, it's not uncommon for investors to prioritize overall returns.

Investors Prioritizing Sustainability May Want to Evaluate These ETFs

Despite more gyrations and volatility for global equities in March, it was another decent month of inflows to exchange traded funds dedicated to environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles. More inflows to ESG ETFs in March is impressive when considering many of these funds are languishing this year because they exclude fossil fuels stocks, which [.

ESG ETFs Add More Assets in March

On the inflows front, February was another strong month for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) exchange trade funds. Ongoing enthusiasm for ESG ETFs could be a boon for products such as the American Century Sustainable Equity ETF (ESGA) and the American Century Sustainable Growth ETF (ESGY), both of which are actively managed.

ESG ETFs Notch Another Strong Month of Growth

As the landscape of environmental, social and governance (ESG) exchange traded funds continues its rapid paces of asset gathering and expansion, advisors and investors are demanding. These days, “more” often means more ESG purity, less greenwashing and more intentional focus on the benefits of ESG.

Getting Active with ESG Can Pay Off

As a financial advisor, what's your positioning for ESG allocation for your clients? The current crop of funds isn't just about appealing to one's conscience; the data clearly show that there are concrete ESG-related risks that may hurt some companies while benefiting others.

ESG Risks: What Today's Advisor Needs to Know

Enthusiasm for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) funds is palpable. So are demands that exchange traded funds in this arena provide legitimate ESG exposure in simple form without greenwashing.

ESGY Is Meeting Unique Demands of ESG Investors

Solar power is making considerable headway with electric vehicles. A report from the Wall Street Journal is shining a light on how solar panels are becoming increasingly effective while also costing less.

Solar-Powered Vehicles Shine Light on Growing Interest in ESG

The Milken Institute recently hosted a global conference that saw executives from a variety of industries speaking on major concerns they are seeing within investing, reported Pensions & Investments. Environmental, social, and governance topics kept popping up in multiple panels as executives discussed the role they play for investing and also as a recognition of their [.

ESG Investing a Focus of Executives at Milken Conference

North Dakota produces the most honey in the U.S., and is currently experiencing its worst drought since 1988, weakening bee colonies throughout the state. Without these colonies, crops in the state, as well as almonds and other crops in California are set to suffer in another cascade effect of a warming planet.

Drastic Droughts Leave Bees Stricken, Crops to Suffer

By 2030, half of all cars and light trucks sold in America could be electric, hydrogen-fueled, or plug-in hybrid, as reported the Wall Street Journal. Of those meeting at the White House last Friday were Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co., and Stellantics NV, the maker of Chrysler.

Half of U.S. Vehicles Sold to Be Electric by 2030

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In addition to launches, there were a significant number of closures and changes to existing ETFs.

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On Thursday, in response to growing client demand, American Century Investments, a $235 billion global asset manager, launched three additions to its active exchange traded funds (ETF) lineup. The American Century Sustainable Growth ETF (ESGY), the American Century Multisector Income ETF (MUSI), and the American Century Emerging Markets Bond ETF (AEMB) are all listed on the NYSE Arca exchange.

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