Jodi Love: Four T. Rowe Price ETFs Hit Three-Year Mark

Four active T. Rowe Price ETFs managed by Jodi Love reached three-year track records in June 2026. The funds are the T. Rowe Price Growth ETF (TGRT), Value ETF (TVAL), Small-Mid Cap ETF (TMSL) and International Equity ETF (TOUS), all launched in June 2023.

A three-year record meets eligibility rules used by many platforms, model portfolios and third-party databases, allowing advisers and institutional allocators to add the funds where a longer history is required.

According to Love, crossing the three-year mark ‘is definitely a meaningful milestone’ that moves the funds out of the ‘new product’ category and into a position where allocators can evaluate performance across multiple market environments.

Love said the milestone does not change how the ETFs are managed on a day-to-day basis and that the team will continue to follow the same research-led processes used at launch.

Performance has supported demand for the strategies. TMSL returned 31.8% over the past 12 months, based on ETF performance data, and the other funds posted positive one- and three-year returns. Those results have led advisers to adopt the ETFs as core building blocks in some portfolios and as targeted position tilts in others.

Some advisers use TMSL as a dedicated small- and mid-cap sleeve to reduce megacap concentration without taking a large factor exposure. Love described TMSL as ‘designed as a core SMID building block: diversified, bottom-up, with clear but controlled tilts to quality and sensible valuation.’ She added that improving fundamentals in the small- and mid-cap segment match the fund’s aim to find underfollowed businesses with underappreciated earnings power over the next three to five years.

Love emphasized that the ETFs are driven by fundamental research and active decision-making, calling them ‘genuinely active research-driven portfolios with intentional tilts.’

T. Rowe Price expects the funds to gain wider placement across platforms and model portfolios now that they carry three-year records, while continuing to manage the strategies according to the same research-based approach.