TrueShares ETFs

TrueShares S&P Autocallable Income ETFs (PAYH & PAYM) seek to generate above-average yield from equity markets. PAYH has an annualized distribution rate of 17% and PAYM has an annualized distribution rate of 10%. They are designed for higher, more durable distributions that are uncorrelated to fixed income.

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Past performance is not indicative of future results. The investment return and principal value of an investment will fluctuate. An investor’s shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than their original cost. Current performance may be lower or higher than the performance data quoted. Distribution rate is based on quarterly distributions since the fund's inception on 12/29/2025; future results may vary. Distributions may include option premium, ordinary dividends, interest income, capital gains, and return of capital. The distribution on 03/02/2026 for PAYH included an estimated return of capital of 82.18% and an estimated return of capital of 78.36% for PAYM. Distributions may coincide with a decline in NAV. Distribution levels may vary and no minimum distribution amount can be guaranteed. Visit https://hubs.li/Q04g9D9w0 for form 19a-1.

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Autocallables are gaining in popularity. You may be hearing them calling your name and asking yourself, "is this something I can access, too?"

The answer is yes. Investors can now gain diversified exposure to autocallable notes through ETFs. TrueShares S&P Autocallable Income ETFs (PAYH & PAYM) offer potential efficiencies and advantages over single autocallable notes, such as:

- Staggered, diversified exposure
- Automatic reinvestment
- Lower investment barriers
- Liquidity and tax efficient distributions
- Professional active management

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Packaging Autocallables in an ETF Wrapper - TrueShares Insights Autocallables are gaining in popularity. You may be hearing them calling your name. As an equity-linked, structured financial instrument with certain characteristics of a bond, autocallable notes are designed to provide periodic income payments and the return of principal assuming certain conditions...

Earlier this year, TrueShares CEO Mike Loukas told Benzinga that "ETF wrappers have become a 'game changer' for structured notes."

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Subscription required to view article. Structured investment products are complex and not suitable for everyone. ETF wrappers may provide certain structural benefits but do not eliminate investment risk or guarantee improved outcomes.

Wall Street's Quiet Income Trade Has Already Raked In $2.5 Billion - Calamos Autocallable Income ETF (ARC Autocallable ETFs have grown into a $2.5 billion market in just one year. Learn why these income-focused ETFs are gaining traction with advisors.