3 Weitz ETFs

Weitz runs 3 US-listed ETFs, from WCPB in 2025 to 1 launched this year. The median Weitz ETF charges 0.45% a year, and 2 charge 0.45%.

Assets$292MAcross all 3 funds

Weighted expense ratio0.47%

ETFs since2025

Launched in 202612 in the last 12 months

Grades

A0B1C1D1F0—0not graded

Every Weitz ETF

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Grade
B	Core Plus BondWCPB · US Aggregate BondWCPB	US Aggregate Bond	Cost 0.45%	$258M	1Y −0.5%	5Y —	Yield 4.75%
C	Multisector BondWMSB · Multi-Sector Bond IncomeWMSB	Multi-Sector Bond Income	Cost 0.65%	$27M	1Y —	5Y —	Yield —
D	Short Duration BondWSDB · US Aggregate BondWSDB	US Aggregate Bond	Cost 0.45%	$7M	1Y —	5Y —	Yield —

Fixed IncomeEquity

2funds launched in the last 12 months

March 2026

November 2025

How many ETFs does Weitz run?: Weitz runs 3 US-listed ETFs: 2 fixed income funds and 1 equity fund, across 2 categories.
What is the largest Weitz ETF?: Weitz Core Plus Bond ETF (WCPB) is the largest, with $258M in assets. Weitz Multisector Bond ETF (WMSB) is second.
What is the cheapest Weitz ETF?: 2 Weitz ETFs charge 0.45% a year, the lowest in the lineup. They include WCPB and WSDB. The median Weitz 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 Weitz, and Grades in different categories do not compare.
When did Weitz launch its first ETF?: Weitz Core Plus Bond ETF (WCPB) launched on Aug 12, 2025. Weitz has launched 1 ETF so far in 2026.