HANetf has launched the HAN Nasdaq-100 Daily Covered Call UCITS ETF (QQQI), listing on the London Stock Exchange, Deutsche Boerse and Borsa Italiana with a 0.59% TER. The fund combines Nasdaq-100 exposure with sales of out-of-the-money index calls expiring in one to five days, structured to provide daily option expiries. Strike prices adjust systematically with market volatility, seeking premium income while retaining some upside participation. The cash-settled options avoid delivery of underlying shares, but call selling limits gains and frequent trading can increase transaction costs. ETF Stream reports that the fund is expected to be rebranded once its sponsor publicly launches its business.
This ETF approaches that balance through very short-dated options and strike prices that adjust systematically with market volatility, The aim is to create regular opportunities to generate option premiums while leaving room for participation in Nasdaq-100 growth.
Hector McNeilCo-founder & Co-CEO, HANetfKraneShares has launched the KraneShares Actuator ETF (TORK) on Nasdaq, targeting public and private companies worldwide that manufacture actuators and related components, including controllers, el…
Tuttle Capital and Strive Asset Management have launched the T-Strive Digital Credit Preferred Income ETF (DCAP), an actively managed fund seeking current income from preferred securities issued by…
Man Group has launched the Man Active Global Infrastructure ETF (MGIN), an actively managed fund investing at least 80% of net assets in infrastructure companies and related asset owners.
VegaShares has launched the VegaShares US Equity Autocallable Conservative Income ETF (VAIC), an actively managed fund using swaps to access an index of 52 laddered synthetic autocallables.
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