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4 Raymond James ETFs

Raymond James runs 4 US-listed ETFs, from RJVI in 2025 to 1 launched this year. The median Raymond James ETF charges 0.56% a year, and the cheapest charges 0.41%.

Assets$792MAcross all 4 funds
Weighted expense ratio0.60%Range 0.41% to 0.63%
ETFs since2025
Launched in 202611 in the last 12 months
Grades
A0B0C2D0F1—1not graded

Every Raymond James ETF

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Every Raymond James ETF. Select a column heading to sort.
Grade
—RJ ClariVest Capital AppreciationRJCA · US Active GrowthRJCAUS Active GrowthCost 0.61%$593M1Y —5Y —Yield 0.00%
FRJ Eagle GCM Dividend Select IncomeRJDI · US Dividend IndexRJDIUS Dividend IndexCost 0.63%$138M1Y +18.0%5Y —Yield —
CRJ Eagle Municipal IncomeRJMI · Other Municipal BondRJMIOther Municipal BondCost 0.41%$40M1Y −1.8%5Y —Yield —
CRJ Eagle Vertical IncomeRJVI · Investment Grade CorporateRJVIInvestment Grade CorporateCost 0.51%$21M1Y +0.8%5Y —Yield —

Raymond James ETFs by category

Launches

1fund launched in the last 12 months

Questions

How many ETFs does Raymond James run?
Raymond James runs 4 US-listed ETFs: 3 equity funds and 1 fixed income fund, across 4 categories.
What is the largest Raymond James ETF?
RJ ClariVest Capital Appreciation ETF (RJCA) is the largest, with $593M in assets. RJ Eagle GCM Dividend Select Income ETF (RJDI) is second.
What is the cheapest Raymond James ETF?
RJ Eagle Municipal Income ETF (RJMI) is the cheapest, at 0.41% a year. The median Raymond James ETF charges 0.56%.
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 Raymond James, and Grades in different categories do not compare.
When did Raymond James launch its first ETF?
RJ Eagle Vertical Income ETF (RJVI) launched on Oct 2, 2025. Raymond James has launched 1 ETF so far in 2026.

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