
The fund aims to generate positive returns irrespective of broader market movements. It achieves this by implementing a sophisticated long/short strategy across a diverse range of asset classes. This approach systematically leverages four key investment characteristics: Quality, Value, Momentum, and Carry.
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The Franklin Systematic Style Premia ETF offers a diversified, multi-asset, long/short strategy with a focus on quality, value, momentum, and carry factors. The FLSP ETF aims to provide alternative returns, low correlation to traditional assets, and positive returns in varying market conditions, with a 65bps fee and 1.2% yield. Compared to similar multi-strategy ETFs, FLSP has shown strong performance, particularly in recent periods, making it a compelling option for diversification.

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