American Century Investments® Reduces Fees on Four ETFs

American Century Investments, a $345 billion global asset manager¹, today announced a reduction of management fees on four exchange-traded funds (ETFs): American Century^® California Municipal Bond ETF (CATF), American Century^® Diversified Municipal Bond ETF (TAXF), American Century^® Multisector Floating Income ETF³ (FUSI) and American Century^® Quality Diversified International ETF (QINT). The fee reductions were effective August 1, 2026.

"From the beginning, our vision has been that making clients successful would make us successful. Whatever the investment strategy or vehicle, we prioritize client needs. This set American Century apart from other firms from the beginning and is the foundation for our continued success," said Victor Zhang, chief investment officer for American Century. "The fee reduction for CATF, TAXF, FUSI and QINT is another example of us delighting clients and providing better value to investors in both our actively managed and rules-based ETFs."

American Century made the strategic move in 2018 to enter the ETF space, including the launch of the now $680 million TAXF and the $650 million QINT. The firm is now the fourth-largest issuer of active ETFs in the U.S.²