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  1. Firms are converting traditional mutual funds into ETFs, leveraging their tax efficiency and liquidity, while awaiting regulatory approval for new share class structures.

Multiple firms, including Sands Capital and The London Company, sub-advised Touchstone ETFs and filed for exemptive relief with the SEC.

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Multiple firms, including Sands Capital and The London Company, sub-advised Touchstone ETFs and filed for exemptive relief with the SEC.

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  • Business WireTouchstone Investments Tracking for Record Active ETF Growth The firm closes first half of 2025 with new ETFs, RIA leaders and fund milestones CINCINNATI, August 07, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Touchstone