The American fintech company has filed its first suite of autocallable ETFs featuring varying payoffs via synthetic exposure on volatility-controlled indices.

iCapital, Inc (iCapital) is gearing up to introduce three autocallable ETFs with its subsidiary Alaia Capital, LLC acting as the advisor, 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 proposed line-up includes m+ Income Momentum Autoc