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ISWN - Amplify BlackSwan ISWN ETF

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ISWN Profile

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The Amplify BlackSwan ISWN ETF (ISWN) operates as an exchange-traded fund focused on replicating the performance of the S-Network International BlackSwan Index. Launched on January 26, 2021, ISWN tracks an innovative index designed to mitigate risk through a strategic allocation to two low-correlated asset classes: international developed equity markets and US Treasurys. This dual approach aims to provide investors with a balanced portfolio that combines potential growth from global equities with stability from US government bonds.

ISWN's investment strategy utilizes Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities (LEAP) options to implement its asset allocation strategy effectively. By leveraging LEAP options, the ETF seeks to enhance portfolio returns while managing downside risk, offering investors a dynamic tool to navigate market volatility and uncertainty. This structured approach underscores ISWN's commitment to delivering risk-managed investment solutions in a rapidly evolving financial landscape.

Amplify Investments, the issuer of ISWN, specializes in developing ETFs that address unique market opportunities and investor preferences. ISWN exemplifies Amplify's dedication to innovation and risk management, providing investors with access to strategies designed to capitalize on diverse market conditions while safeguarding against potential downturns.

Investing in ISWN through Amplify Investments allows market participants to benefit from a strategic blend of international equity exposure and US Treasury bonds, enhanced by the ETF's use of LEAP options. The fund's innovative approach and focus on low-correlated assets position it as a compelling choice for investors seeking to manage risk effectively while pursuing long-term investment objectives in global financial markets.


 

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