CSSDCohen & Steers Short Duration Preferred and Income Active ETF·AMEX
24.57+0.16%
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Fund Snapshot
Category—Asset TypeFixed IncomeTagsinverseReturn% 1Y—Total Holdings179Perf Week-0.24%
SponsorCohenSteersETF TypeTags—Return% 3Y—AUM$62.51MPerf Month0.12%
Fund FamilyBond TypeTags—Return% 5Y—NAV/shPerf Quarter-2.27%
Index—Average MaturityTags—Return% 10Y52W High25.84 -4.91%Perf Half Y-2.31%
Index WeightingCommodity TypeTags—Return% SI52W Low24.45 0.49%Perf YTD-2.03%
Active/PassiveQuant TypeTags—Flows% 1M0.00%Volatility0.18% 0.33%Perf Year—
Dividend TTM1.29 (5.26%)ESG TypeTags—Flows% 3M0.00%ATR (14)0.10Perf 3Y—
Dividend Ex-DateOct 29, 2026Dividend TypeSector/ThemeFlows% YTD0.00%RSI (14)44.92Perf 5Y—
Dividend Gr. 3/5Y—Structure TypeRegionFlows% 1YBeta0.12Perf 10Y—
Expense0.49%Growth/ValueSMA20-0.10%Flows% 3YRel Volume1.54Prev Close24.53
Inverse/LeveragedMarket CapSMA50-0.83%Flows% 5YAvg Volume13.09KPrice24.57
IPO DateDec 09, 2025Option/ShortYes / YesSMA200-2.04%52W Range %9%Volume20,143Change0.16%
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Fund

The Cohen & Steers Short Duration Preferred and Income Active ETF (CSSD) is an actively managed investment vehicle designed to achieve substantial current income alongside potential for capital appreciation. Its primary focus is on short-duration, income-generating preferred and other debt-like instruments originating from global corporations. This encompasses a range of security types, such as conventional, hybrid, and variable-rate preferred shares, as well as convertible bonds and contingent capital notes. CSSD intends to allocate a minimum of 50% of its net assets to investment-grade holdings, with the flexibility to commit up to 50% to high-yield instruments. Portfolio construction involves a thorough assessment of an issuer's underlying financial health, particularly its credit profile, in conjunction with an analysis of broader market dynamics. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations may also inform investment selections. Regarding sector and geographic allocation, the ETF has the potential to dedicate 25% or more of its net assets to the financials sector, can commit up to 15% to offerings from emerging market entities, and aims to maintain an overall exposure of at least 40% to non-U.S. securities. Currency exposure for non-USD denominated assets is typically hedged back to the U.S. Dollar.

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