In Issuers

3 Aristotle ETFs

Aristotle runs 3 US-listed ETFs, from SDUR in 2026 to 3 launched this year. The median Aristotle ETF charges 0.45% a year, and the cheapest charges 0.39%.

Funds3in 3 categories

Assets$15MAcross all 3 funds

Weighted expense ratio0.48%

ETFs since2026

Launched in 202633 in the last 12 months

Grades

A0B0C0D0F0—3not graded

Every Aristotle ETF

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Grade
—	Funds Series Trust Core Plus IncomeARCP · US Aggregate BondARCP	US Aggregate Bond	Cost 0.45%	$5M	1Y —	5Y —	Yield —
—	Multi-Sector IncomeARMS · Multi-Sector Bond IncomeARMS	Multi-Sector Bond Income	Cost 0.59%	$5M	1Y —	5Y —	Yield —
—	Short Term IncomeSDUR · Short-Term Core BondSDUR	Short-Term Core Bond	Cost 0.39%	$5M	1Y —	5Y —	Yield —

Aristotle ETFs by category

Fixed Income

Launches

3funds launched in the last 12 months

July 2026

—ARCPFunds Series Trust Core Plus IncomeJul 29 —ARMSMulti-Sector IncomeJul 29 —SDURShort Term IncomeJul 29

Questions

How many ETFs does Aristotle run?: Aristotle runs 3 US-listed ETFs: 3 fixed income funds, across 3 categories.
What is the largest Aristotle ETF?: Aristotle Funds Series Trust Core Plus Income ETF (ARCP) is the largest, with $5M in assets. Aristotle Multi-Sector Income ETF (ARMS) is second.
What is the cheapest Aristotle ETF?: Aristotle Short Term Income ETF (SDUR) is the cheapest, at 0.39% a year. The median Aristotle ETF charges 0.45%.
What does the Grade on each fund mean?: Each A–F Grade compares a fund with the other funds in its own category, on cost, mission, risk, tradability, holdings and durability. It does not rate Aristotle, and Grades in different categories do not compare.
When did Aristotle launch its first ETF?: Aristotle Short Term Income ETF (SDUR) launched on Jul 29, 2026. Aristotle has launched 3 ETFs so far in 2026.