Slow Capital Files to Convert Growth Mutual Fund Into Active ETF

Slow Capital has filed with the SEC to convert its existing Slow Capital Growth Fund into the Slow Capital Growth ETF through a tax-free reorganization expected in 2027. The actively managed ETF will seek long-term capital appreciation, investing at least 80% of its net assets in U.S. growth stocks, primarily targeting large- and mid-cap companies. Its investment strategy focuses on businesses with market leadership, sustainable growth opportunities, strong management teams and the ability to generate consistently high returns on invested capital. Stock selection combines fundamental research, proprietary valuation models and AI-assisted data analysis, emphasizing companies capable of sustaining above-average growth for five years or longer. The filing lists a 0.50% management fee and 0.75% in projected net annual operating expenses. The ticker and listing exchange remain undisclosed