T. Rowe Price Expands Its Active ETF Range with New Securitized Credit Product

T. Rowe Price, renowned globally for its investment management prowess and retirement solutions, has made a notable addition to its lineup by introducing the T. Rowe Price Securitized Income ETF (Ticker TSCZ). Officially trading on the NYSE Arca as of September 3, 2026, this new fully transparent fixed income ETF aims to better serve investors' needs by offering enhanced income opportunities alongside broader access to various fixed income sectors.

A New Approach to Income Generation

The Securitized Income ETF is strategically designed for those looking to improve portfolio income while stepping beyond the traditional realms of government and corporate bonds. It is actively managed and capitalizes on T. Rowe Price's robust fundamental research capabilities. Investors can expect TSCZ to invest in a diversified mix of American securitized credit sectors, such as asset-backed securities (ABS), commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS), collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), and non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS). With a total expense ratio set at a competitive 0.20%, it provides a cost-efficient option for investors seeking to expand their income-generating potential.

Experienced Leadership Behind TSCZ

The ETF is co-managed by veteran investment professionals Jean-Marc Breaux, CFA®, and Ramon de Castro. Breaux, serving as the head of securitized products within the Fixed Income division, brings 20 years of investment experience to the fund, including eight years at T. Rowe Price. De Castro, on the other hand, has over three decades of experience and manages various fixed income portfolios, including the T. Rowe Price GNMA Fund (Ticker PRGMX).

Broader ETF Lineup

With the inclusion of TSCZ, T. Rowe Price now boasts a total of 35 ETFs, covering a wide array of asset classes, from fixed income to equities, multi-asset approaches, digital assets, and thematic investments. Each offering is designed to afford tax efficiency, competitive expense ratios, and the agility to buy and sell shares throughout the trading day. Investors will benefit from T. Rowe Price's rigorous research, which guides the firm's portfolio managers and analysts as they strive to deliver superior investment outcomes.

Future Growth and Acquisitions

In tandem with this launch, T. Rowe Price has announced a strategic agreement to acquire F/m Investments LLC, a notable fixed income asset manager and ETF expert. This acquisition, set to close in early 2027, is anticipated to boost T. Rowe Price's fixed income assets under management by approximately 9%, significantly enhancing its fixed income ETF and separately managed account capabilities. This move signals the firm's unwavering commitment to strengthening its fixed income ETF offerings and expanding the solutions available for investors.

Insight from T. Rowe Price's Leadership

Tim Coyne, Global Head of ETFs, articulated the significance of this addition, stating, "The T. Rowe Price Securitized Income ETF reinforces our commitment to creating a robust active ETF lineup. It provides investors with unique access to specialized asset classes, and our deep research investment capabilities enhance both income potential and diversification in this transparent ETF structure."

About T. Rowe Price

Founded nearly 90 years ago, T. Rowe Price (NASDAQ-GS TROW) is tasked with managing approximately $1.87 trillion in client assets as of July 31, 2026, with around two-thirds earmarked for retirement purposes. The firm prides itself on its investment excellence and its approach to make better investment decisions. Upholding a culture of integrity, T. Rowe Price empowers countless investors globally to navigate the ever-evolving market landscape.

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Note: Potential investors should carefully evaluate investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses before investing. Each ETF is sold at market prices, not at net asset values, so buying and selling may incur brokerage commissions that could affect returns.