Columbia Research Enhanced Core Premium Income ETF (RECI) Price & Chart
RECI ETF Chart & Stats
- Day’s Range
- $20.49 - $20.50
- 52-Week Range
- $19.88 - $20.72
- Previous Close
- $20.68
- Volume
- 659
- Average Volume (3M)
- 230
- AUM
- 10.35M
- NAV
- 20.49
- Expense Ratio
- 0.30%
- Holdings Count
- 356
- Beta
- 0.22
- Inception Date
- Jul 14, 2026
- Last Dividend Ex-Date
- Nov 02, 2026
- Dividend Yield
- (1.35%)
- Shares Outstanding
- 500,050
- Standard Deviation
- N/A
ETF Overview
Columbia Research Enhanced Core Premium Income ETF
The Columbia Research Enhanced Core Premium Income ETF (RECI) is a broad-based U.S. equity ETF designed to serve as a core market exposure with an income-oriented overlay. The fund tracks an “enhanced” U.S. equity index made up of large- and mid-cap companies, delivering broad total-market coverage within the large-/mid-cap segment while using research-driven weightings and security selection to modestly tilt the portfolio toward expected return opportunities. What sets RECI apart is its active options overlay: the fund systematically sells call options on portions of its equity holdings to generate regular option premium income. That premium is intended to boost distributions and dampen short-term volatility, while the underlying equity sleeve provides the potential for capital appreciation. Because the strategy blends broad-market core exposure with a covered-call-like approach, it occupies a distinct niche—offering higher-income potential than a conventional core ETF but with the tradeoff of capped upside when written calls are exercised. RECI is suited for investors seeking a diversified U.S. equity core with an income focus—those who want exposure to the large- and mid-cap American market but prefer enhanced yield and potential downside mitigation from an options strategy. The fund’s active management and research-driven index construction aim to strike a balance between total-market breadth and targeted enhancement, making RECI a compelling option for income-oriented portfolios that still require broad, core equity exposure.