JO Hambro Plans Active ETF Expansion Across U.S. and Europe
London-based investment boutique JO Hambro Capital Management plans to enter the active ETF market, initially launching products in the United States before…
The Tuttle Capital AI Bottleneck ETF will target companies positioned at critical bottlenecks in the AI infrastructure supply chain. The actively-managed fund will invest at least 80% of assets in firms tied to areas such as advanced chip packaging, memory, photonics, power generation, nuclear fuel, semiconductor equipment, industrial materials, cooling systems, and data center infrastructure. Using a proprietary scoring system and tiered revenue exposure framework, the ETF aims to identify companies with durable competitive advantages where constrained supply and inelastic demand could benefit from the ongoing global AI buildout.
Source: SEC Filings
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