4 Bahl & Gaynor ETFs

Bahl & Gaynor runs 4 US-listed ETFs, from SMIG in 2021. The median Bahl & Gaynor ETF charges 0.53% a year, and 2 charge 0.45%.

Assets$4.71BAcross all 4 funds

Weighted expense ratio0.50%

ETFs since2021

Launched in 202600 in the last 12 months

Grades

A1B2C1D0F0—0not graded

Every Bahl & Gaynor ETF

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Every Bahl & Gaynor ETF. Select a column heading to sort.
Grade
A	Income GrowthBGIG · US Active Dividend IncomeBGIG	US Active Dividend Income	Cost 0.45%	$2.24B	1Y +15.4%	5Y —	Yield 1.69%
B	Small/Mid Cap Income GrowthSMIG · US Active Small/Mid-CapSMIG	US Active Small/Mid-Cap	Cost 0.60%	$1.45B	1Y +10.2%	5Y +6.5%	Yield 1.72%
B	DividendBGDV · US Active Dividend IncomeBGDV	US Active Dividend Income	Cost 0.45%	$865M	1Y +17.0%	5Y —	Yield 0.93%
C	Small Cap DividendSCDV · US Active Small-CapSCDV	US Active Small-Cap	Cost 0.70%	$146M	1Y +2.8%	5Y —	Yield 0.41%

Equity

Bahl & Gaynor launched no ETFs in the last 12 months.

How many ETFs does Bahl & Gaynor run?: Bahl & Gaynor runs 4 US-listed ETFs: 4 equity funds, across 3 categories.
What is the largest Bahl & Gaynor ETF?: Bahl & Gaynor Income Growth ETF (BGIG) is the largest, with $2.24B in assets. Bahl & Gaynor Small/Mid Cap Income Growth ETF (SMIG) is second.
What is the cheapest Bahl & Gaynor ETF?: 2 Bahl & Gaynor ETFs charge 0.45% a year, the lowest in the lineup. They include BGIG and BGDV. The median Bahl & Gaynor ETF charges 0.53%.
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 Bahl & Gaynor, and Grades in different categories do not compare.
When did Bahl & Gaynor launch its first ETF?: Bahl & Gaynor Small/Mid Cap Income Growth ETF (SMIG) launched on Aug 25, 2021. Bahl & Gaynor has launched no ETFs so far in 2026.