Janus Henderson International Core Alpha ETF prospectus takes effect at 0.35%

Janus Henderson International Core Alpha ETF —JINT has an effective statutory prospectus, names The Nasdaq Stock Market as the listing exchange, and carries a 0.35% expense ratio. It has not commenced operations. The Rule 485(b) post-effective amendment took effect at 12:01 a.m. Mountain Time on Monday, September 14, for a series that seeks long-term growth of capital.

The SEC accepted the amendment on Friday, September 11, completing a Rule 485(a) filing Janus Detroit Street Trust submitted in June, when the ticker, exchange, and fee rates were still unfilled. A companion Form 497K summary prospectus, also dated September 14, repeats the objective, the fee table, and the ticker. The summary prospectus names Benjamin Wang, CFA, and Zoey Zhu, CFA, as co-portfolio managers and dates their tenure to inception in September 2026. That is the document's own signal on timing. It does not set a first-trade date.

Management fees are 0.35%. Other expenses are estimated at 0.00% for the current fiscal year. Total annual fund operating expenses are 0.35%, with no waiver line in the table. The paper's standard example puts the cost of a $10,000 investment at $36 over one year and $113 over three years, assuming a 5% return and unchanged expenses. The contractual management fee steps down with assets: 0.35% on the first $500 million of daily net assets, 0.30% on the next $500 million, and 0.25% above $1 billion. Janus Henderson Investors US LLC is the adviser.

That 0.35% is 0.05 percentage points above the 0.30% Janus Henderson charges on its U.S. small-cap, small/mid-cap, and mid-cap growth alpha ETFs BJSML, DJSMD, and BJMID. It sits between the 0.24% on JPMorgan International Research Enhanced Equity ETF AJIRE, which has $11.1 billion in assets, and the 0.54% on Capital Group International Core Equity ETF BCGIC, an active international core fund with $2.55 billion. Those peers already trade. The paper does not name a first session for —JINT.