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- Sterling Capital Funds is an investment management firm that offers a range of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on equity, fixed income, and alternative strategies. The firm provides the Sterling Capital Hedged Equity Premium Income ETF (ticker: SCEP), which seeks to deliver premium income through a hedged equity approach involving options strategies on large-cap U.S. stocks; other core offerings include equity funds such as the Sterling Capital Behavioral Large Cap Value Fund and Mid Cap Value Fund, fixed income products like the Ultra Short Duration Fund and Intermediate Tax-Free Bond Fund, and multi-asset solutions including target-date retirement funds. These products target institutional and retail investors seeking risk-managed returns, income generation, and diversification across market cycles. Sterling Capital Funds operates primarily in the United States, with distribution through financial advisors, broker-dealers, and retirement platforms. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, the firm traces its roots to 1996 when Sterling Capital Management was established as part of Sterling Financial Corporation, later evolving under Truist Financial following mergers. The organization emphasizes active management, quantitative research, and fundamental analysis in its investment processes. In recent developments, Sterling Capital Funds launched the SCEP ETF in 2024 to address demand for income-oriented strategies amid volatile equity markets, enhancing its lineup with hedged equity capabilities. The firm has pursued strategic expansions through Truist's asset management platform, including integrations post-2022 merger activities that bolstered distribution networks and technology infrastructure. No major acquisitions or name changes have been reported in the last two years, though ongoing enhancements to fund liquidity and tax efficiency reflect operational refinements.