Fintech News

Simplify Adds Three Funds To Its Suite of Equity ETFs Offering Downside Convexity

Simplify Adds Three Funds To Its Suite of Equity ETFs Offering Downside Convexity
New ETFs provide exposure to U.S. small caps, Developed ex-U.S., and Emerging Markets, respectively; all with systematic options overlays designed to boost performance during extreme market moves

Simplify Asset Management (“Simplify”), an innovative provider of Exchange Traded Funds (“ETFs”) designed to solve most pressing portfolio construction challenges, is announcing the start of trading for three new funds that continue to highlight the firm’s leadership in delivering sophisticated exposures with downside convexity.

Latest Fintech Insights: HedgePay Brings a Secured Crypto Platform Where Clients Can Safely Invest on The Blockchain

“Global market volatility is likely to remain a fact of investors’ lives for the foreseeable future, amidst geopolitical uncertainty, diverging Central Bank policies, inflation concerns and a number of other key factors”

In each case, the fund’s respective core holdings are delivered via cost-effective index exposure. A modest option overlay budget is then deployed into a series of options positions for each ETF that create downside convexity. The goal in each case is to provide investors with the opportunity for capital appreciation while also potentially boosting performance during extreme selloffs via the systematic options overlay.

Browse The Complete News About Fintech : CAIS Announces $225 Million Financing Round Led by Apollo and Motive Partners, Exceeds $1 Billion Valuation

“Equity and convexity were the focus of the first funds we brought to market in late 2020 and we’ve been thrilled with the response from investors and advisors who have gravitated to the twin goals these funds have of allowing performance participation on the upside and convex equity payoffs on the downside,” said Paul Kim, CEO & Co-Founder of Simplify. “Adding to our suite of equity and convexity ETFs has continued to be one of our main goals, and we’re very pleased to be launching RTYD, EAFD and EMGD.”

“Global market volatility is likely to remain a fact of investors’ lives for the foreseeable future, amidst geopolitical uncertainty, diverging Central Bank policies, inflation concerns and a number of other key factors,” continued Kim. “With these new funds and others already in our fund family, we’re working to provide a complete toolset for investors in domestic and international equities to build and maintain a diversified portfolio with added opportunity for downside convexity.”

Read More About Fintech News Wells Fargo To Help Millions Of Consumer Customers Avoid Overdraft Fees and Meet Short-Term Cash Needs

[To share your insights with us, please write to sghosh@martechseries.com]

Related posts

Fernhill Corp Announces Collaboration with MSM Marketing for Public Relations and Corporate Communications

Fintech News Desk

Telecom and Cloud Operators To Invest $76 Billion on IP Infrastructure from 2022 through 2026, According To Dell’Oro Group

Fintech News Desk

Qualtrics Launches Retail Banking Accelerator to Help Banks Get Customer Insights Faster

Business Wire
1