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VFIN (Simplify Volt Fintech Disruption ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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VFIN does not currently pay a dividend.
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The Simplify Volt Fintech Disruption ETF is managed by an adviser and sub-adviser, whose goal is to invest in global companies that are transforming the financial industry through innovative technology. Typically, the fund commits a substantial portion—at least 80% of its total assets, including any funds obtained through borrowing for investment—to shares of these pioneering domestic and international fintech firms. This ETF is characterized as non-diversified.
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