VanEck Expands TruSector ETF Suite, Bringing Precision Sector Exposure to Financials (TRUF) and Healthcare (TRUH)

VanEck continues to grow its TruSector ETF suite, enabling investors to track sector benchmarks with greater precision than traditional sector funds.

NEW YORK, April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- VanEck today launched the VanEck Financials TruSector ETF (TRUF) and the VanEck Healthcare TruSector ETF (TRUH), further building out the firm's TruSector ETF suites.

TRUF and TRUH join the VanEck Consumer Discretionary TruSector ETF (TRUD), VanEck Technology TruSector ETF (TRUT) and VanEck Communications Services TruSector ETF (TRUC) in a growing lineup of funds designed to provide investors full market-cap sector exposure, offering closer alignment with how the broader market defines each sector.

Traditional sector funds often underweight the largest companies in their benchmarks due to Registered Investment Company (RIC) diversification rules. VanEck's TruSector approach seeks to more closely reflect sector composition while remaining fully RIC-compliant, by maintaining exposure to leading contributors through individual equities and, where appropriate, targeted ETFs. The result is more precise sector representation as well as cleaner attribution, lower tracking error and the avoidance of unintended stock biases. Learn more about what differentiates TruSector ETFs from other sector ETFs in this Q&A.  

"Financials and healthcare represent two of the large sectors of the U.S. economy," said Michael Cohick, Director of Product Management at VanEck. "With TRUF and TRUH, we're expanding the range of precise, sector-focused solutions available to investors and allocators who need their portfolios to reflect the real composition of these important segments."

Visit the VanEck Financials TruSector ETF (TRUF) and VanEck Healthcare TruSector ETF (TRUH) fund pages for more information including portfolio holdings. The VanEck team provides regular updates and research insights on its website.

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