The US asset manager has filed its first suite of autocallable ETFs featuring varying payoffs via synthetic exposure on volatility-controlled indices.

iCapital Markets (iCapital) is gearing up to introduce three autocallable ETFs with its subsidiary Alaia Capital acting as the advisor, which manages nearly US$240 billion in total assets, an SEC filing shows. The funds will be sub-advised by Tidal Investments and adds to iCapital’s m+ funds shelf, which also hosts the autocallable unit investment trust (UIT) series - m+ Contingent Income Fund. The proposed launches expect to become effective 75 days after the filing on 11 February. The