Columbia Threadneedle debuts RECI and CDPI ETFs as AMP platform clears $12B AUM
Jul 14, 2026, 9:24 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The AUM milestone and new ETF launches may attract advisor inflows and validate AMP’s asset-management strategy, supporting sentiment and potentially modest multiple expansion in the near term.
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Columbia Threadneedle launched two actively managed ETFs, RECI and CDPI, expanding its equity-income suite as the ETF platform surpasses $12 billion in assets. The funds blend active stock selection with monthly option overlays to generate income and seek capital appreciation, signaling a growing, differentiated ETF capability within AMP's asset-management franchise and potential near-term inflows.
Columbia Threadneedle launches RECI and CDPI ETFs. Platform AUM exceeds $12B.
RECI and CDPI target high income via monthly options; lower volatility.
Fees: RECI 0.30%; CDPI 0.45% gross/net.
AMP parent; potential lift to Ameriprise's asset-management franchise.
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