Dividend Investors Get 2 New ETF Options For 2025

Genter Capital launched two new dividend-focused ETFs on Jan. 13 — the Genter Capital Dividend Income ETF GEND and the Genter Capital International Dividend ETF GENW. These funds aim to provide investors with opportunities for income and growth, leveraging Genter Capital’s expertise in market management.

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Genter Capital Dividend Income ETF targets capital and income appreciation by investing in a portfolio of mid-cap or larger companies. JPMorgan Chase JPM, which has a current yield of 2.05%, holds the maximum allocation in the fund’s portfolio. M&T Bank MTB, with a dividend yield of 2.83%, also holds a significant chunk of the portfolio.

The net expense ratio of the ETF is 0.38%. The fund prioritizes companies with dividends eligible for capital gains tax treatment, which is good news for ETF investors looking for tax advantage. The fund also offers a covered-call strategy by selling call options on its portfolio holdings to generate additional income.

Genter Capital International Dividend ETF targets dividend-paying companies outside the United States while maintaining a portfolio size of 25 to 50 securities. With an expense ratio of 0.40%, this ETF uses American Depository Receipts to invest in markets overseas. Exposure to U.S.-based equities is limited to up to 20%.

With the launch of the two ETFs, Genter Capital's ETF offerings in the U.S. comes to a tally of four. And by tapping into both domestic and international markets, these ETFs may offer a buffer from volatility in specific markets, while meeting the demand for income-generating investment methods.

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