Franklin Income Equity Focus ETF

Franklin repurposed an older low-volatility fund into INCE in 2024, refocusing it on income. The actively managed ETF puts at least 80% of its assets into equities chosen for their dividends, spanning common stocks, preferred shares and convertible securities, and it can add equity-linked notes to generate extra yield. The emphasis is on lower volatility, so managers favor steadier dividend payers over speculative growth. That combination targets investors who want a stream of income from stocks plus some room for the shares to appreciate, without the wild swings of the broad market. Franklin Templeton runs the strategy as a stock-focused cousin to its long-running Franklin Income franchise. Because it is active rather than index-based, the holdings shift with the managers' judgment, and the payout depends on the dividends and option income the portfolio can produce.

On MyRWA, INCE trades tokenized across 3 on-chain venues - see the listings below.