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This fund aims to mirror the share price returns of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, its benchmark asset, at the close of its defined outcome period. It provides participation in the benchmark's upside, up to a pre-established maximum gain, concurrently protecting against the first 20% of any declines in the underlying ETF's value. However, both this gain cap and the protective buffer will be diminished by the fund's management fees and other associated expenses.
On Tuesday, Allianz Investment Management amplified its suite of buffer ETFs with the launch of two new funds. As buffer ETFs, both of these AllianzIM funds seek to offer capital appreciation with an added bulwark of downside mitigation.
As the ETF landscape has continued to develop and mature, the number of options investors can consider has grown significantly. One area of recent development has been defined outcome ETFs, with Allianz Investment Management LLC a key leader in the space.
On Monday, AllianzIM rolled out the AllianzIM U.S. Large Cap 6 Month Buffer10 Jun/Dec ETF (SIXD), the sixth ETF in its family of buffer ETFs that reset every six months, completing the series. The fund lists on the NYSE Arca with an expense ratio of 0.74%.
On Wednesday, Allianz Investment Management bolstered its ETF lineup with the release of the AllianzIM U.S. Large Cap 6 Month Buffer10 May/Nov ETF (SIXZ). SIXZ has a net expense ratio of 0.74% and is actively managed.
Investors can utilize targeted ETF strategies to stay invested in the markets while having a buffer against any further downside risks.