• Frontier Asset Total International Equity ETF (FINT)
• Frontier Asset U.S. Large Cap Equity ETF (FLCE)
All the ETFs except for Absolute Return have 0.90% total operating expenses, including 0.60% management fees and 0.30% acquired fund fees and expenses, the Frontier Asset Management website shows. FARX has 1% total operating expenses, including 0.60% management fees and 0.40% acquired fund fees and expenses.
The AIC, an end-to-end turnkey operational platform, provides investment managers a cost-effective solution to launch and operate new and existing registered funds, according to SEI. As the demand for ETFs continues to grow globally, industry assets under management are expected to exceed $19.2 trillion by June 2028, the company said, citing a PwC report.
“Our newly launched suite of active ETFs showcases our dedication to aligning with the ever-changing preferences of investors and delivering our manager research capabilities through tax-efficient, structurally sound investment vehicles,” said Rob Miller, Frontier Asset Management's CEO. “As long-time allocators to indexed and active ETFs, we have confidence in active ETFs as an effective means for accessing underlying investment exposure and leveraging the insights of skilled independent investment managers."
As of Sept. 30, SEI’s AIC reached over $100 billion in assets under management, supporting 45 clients and 121 funds. The AIC enables investment organizations to rapidly launch mutual funds, ETFs, interval funds and tender offer funds without having to build their own fund operating infrastructure, the firm said. SEI manages, advises or administers about $1.6 trillion in assets.