3 Congress ETFs

Congress runs 3 US-listed ETFs, from CSMD in 2023. The median Congress ETF charges 0.65% a year, and the cheapest charges 0.35%.

Assets$1.12BAcross all 3 funds

Weighted expense ratio0.58%

ETFs since2023

Launched in 202600 in the last 12 months

Grades

A0B0C3D0F0—0not graded

Every Congress ETF

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Grade
C	SMID GrowthCSMD · US Active Small-CapCSMD	US Active Small-Cap	Cost 0.68%	$462M	1Y +5.8%	5Y No data	Yield 0.00%
C	Large Cap GrowthCAML · US Active GrowthCAML	US Active Growth	Cost 0.65%	$353M	1Y +0.3%	5Y No data	Yield 0.00%
C	Intermediate BondCAFX · Investment Grade Corporate (5-10 Year)CAFX	Investment Grade Corporate (5-10 Year)	Cost 0.35%	$304M	1Y +0.8%	5Y No data	Yield 4.10%

EquityFixed Income

Congress launched no ETFs in the last 12 months.

How many ETFs does Congress run?: Congress runs 3 US-listed ETFs: 2 equity funds and 1 fixed income fund, across 3 categories.
What is the largest Congress ETF?: Congress SMID Growth ETF (CSMD) is the largest, with $462M in assets. Congress Large Cap Growth ETF (CAML) is second.
What is the cheapest Congress ETF?: Congress Intermediate Bond ETF (CAFX) is the cheapest, at 0.35% a year. The median Congress ETF charges 0.65%.
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 Congress, and Grades in different categories do not compare.
When did Congress launch its first ETF?: Congress SMID Growth ETF (CSMD) launched on Aug 21, 2023. Congress has launched no ETFs so far in 2026.