What are Transamerica ETFs TALV and TABD?

TALV is the Transamerica Large Value Active ETF focused on undervalued U.S. large-cap stocks. TABD is the Transamerica Bond Active ETF investing across government, corporate, and securitized bonds. Both are actively managed, listed on the NYSE, and offer capped expense ratios of 0.49% (TALV) and 0.39% (TABD).

What are the fees for TALV and TABD, and are they competitive?

TALV carries a capped 0.49% expense ratio, and TABD carries a capped 0.39% expense ratio. These levels are competitive for active ETFs and lower than many active mutual funds. Fee caps can change, so check the latest prospectus and issuer notices before investing.

How can I buy TALV and TABD, and when should I trade?

You can buy both on the NYSE through any U.S. brokerage account. Use limit orders and avoid the open and close, when spreads can widen. For new ETFs with light volume, check your broker’s depth-of-book and compare quotes to intraday values to seek fair execution.

Are Transamerica ETFs tax-efficient for taxable accounts?

ETFs often use in-kind creations and redemptions, which can reduce capital gains distributions versus many mutual funds. Actual tax results depend on turnover, income distributions, and your tax bracket. Review each fund’s distribution history and tax documents once available, and consult a tax professional for personalized guidance.

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TALV Stock Today, December 24: Transamerica Debuts Active ETF

ByHuzaifa Zahoor December 24, 2025December 24, 2025

Transamerica ETFs debuted on the NYSE, giving U.S. investors two new active funds: the Transamerica Large Value Active ETF (TALV) and the Transamerica Bond Active ETF (TABD). TALV carries a capped 0.49% expense ratio while TABD is capped at 0.39%. Great Lakes Advisors and Aegon Asset Management serve as subadvisors. As of today, TALV traded at $25.24 and TABD at $25.16. This active ETF launch aims to deliver low-cost, tax-aware exposure to large-cap value stocks and core U.S. bonds.